PGP problems

[xavier caballe]

>Actually, it's sort of a chicken-egg thing. You *could not* send out
>encrypted email if people refused to install PGP. You *must* have
>their public key -- which they must generate when they install/set up
>PGP -- to encrypt an email to them.

Actually, PGP -at least the Windows version- has an option to encrypt withouth using the public/private key pair... it's 
called "Conventional Encryption". It just uses a password to encrypt and you have to know that password to decrypt 
it.


Xavi
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