From: bea@algonet.se (Bjorn E. Andersson)
Date: Fri, 26 Jan 1996 06:39:49 +0800
To: tcmay@got.net (Timothy C. May)
Subject: Re: PGP in Eudora and other mail programs
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At 11.54 96-01-25, Timothy C. May wrote:

>At 2:13 PM 1/25/96, Clay Olbon II wrote:
>
>>Seriously, this just illustrates the idiocy of banning "hooks" in software.
>>How does...
[snip]

>
>And yet how many of these programs actually can transparently
>(automatically, push-button, etc.) support PGP? I've been a user of Eudora
>for several years, and have pressed for PGP hooks. The company, Qualcomm,
>once told me it was on their list of things to do, but....
>
>A few years later, still no PGP-in-Eudora. One would think that this would
>be a powerful way of distinguishing their product from other mail packages.
>
>(I understand from this list that Eudora for Windows is now doing this much
>more automatically, that someone has a PGP-in-Eudora package. I don't think
>it was from Qualcomm, but I could be wrong. As a Macintosh version user,
>I'm hoping this comes to the Mac version as well.)
>
>Food for thought.
>
>--Tim May

Why don't try Raif Naffah's MacPGP Control, now in version 1.0b2, version
1.0b3 soon to be released.

It covers whatever the Windoze interfaces does and actually they don't even
play in the same league.

Bjorn A.

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