Re: pgp help?

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

Well, I can't help, really.

All I know is that there is some sort of pgp tool which allows to you to
select a piece of text and encrypt it...

Do you use cygnus.com's GNU-Win32?  If so, you might be able to get the
International version of PGP & compile it.  You might also consider
GNU Privacy Guard (GPG).  I know nothing about it, but it doesn't have any
bothersome license restrictions.  (I was also reading about something called
CTC as well.  You might try searching for that, too.)

That's the extent of my knowledge regarding PGP software that might work
on Windows.

Thankfully, I use Linux at both work & home. :)

 > From: http://www.vintners.net/~mikel (Mike Lempriere)
 > Date: Mon  Feb  1,  5:34pm
 > 
 > Hey "R", can I ask a favor?
 > 
 > I'm doing some minor ISP work, so I'm occasionally dealing with IniterNIC
 > record updates.  The only reasonable security mechanism for doing these
 > updates is PGP...
 > 
 > I use emacs for reading/writing email.  I've downloaded mailcrypt-3.4, but
 > this thing is strictly a unix product -- I'm stuck with NT.
 > 
 > Are you able to help me figure out what all I have to do to make this
 > thing work?  (I'm assuming you're already an expert in dealing with this
 > sort of stuff -- if you don't know right away, don't worry about it.)
 > 
 > Thanks!
 > 
 > -- 
 > Pacific NorthWest wine, blues, jazz info; http://vintners.net/~mikel
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 > WA State resident-junk email prohibited by law: RCW 19.190 & RCW 19.86