Along the lines of the current Apple/Thawte/Thunderbird discussion, I am curious about setting up Thunderbird for my wife. She runs a small business and currently uses Outlook (not express). My wife is an email junkie. She reads, writes and thinks about email like folks on skid row think about their next bottle of firewater or next needle full o' smack. I suppose it's not an unhealthy obsession, but I worry she is conducting lots of business without the benefits of encryption and signing.
I'm seeking suggestions for converting over to Thunderbird, with Enigmail or
whatever combination is required so that she can employ signing and
encryption more frequently. I am thinking that for those she conducts
frequent business, she could, with my help, send out a brief letter
explaining why they need to employ such measures, to keep communications
private.
Ideas?
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