Re: PGP in Tiger

[John Keegan]

>I wrote one of the original scripts to handle PGP from within Panther
>[with special kudos to merul and Andy Fragen] and use it to decrypt
>my messages permanently.

And it appears that script was adapted by PGP and is distributed by them
in the PGP 9 package in the EntourageScripts file...

And that's what gave me the clue... In PGP 9 it looks like 'tell
application "PGP"' needs to be changed to 'tell application "PGP
Engine"' and that will do it!

Thanks Kename!

-- 
John Keegan
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http://RackShare.com

Re: PGP in Tiger

[Mikael Byström]

John Keegan said:

>I'm not sure if Services work under Tiger, I can't figure out how I would
>make it work... I

Hmm, I missed this initally, but it's in menu PowerMail -> Services ->
PGP -> "Decrypt-Verify", "Encrypt", "Sign", "Encrypt & Sign". 

Just choose the text inside your message and select the appropriate command.

PM 5.2.1 | OS X 10.3.9 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768MB RAM | 30GB HD

Re(3): PGP in Tiger

[Fin Kename]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

On 12/10/05 at 8:01 PM I saw PowerMail discussions type:

>Subject: Re: PGP in Tiger
>From: "John Keegan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 23:10:29 -0500
>
>>>*long ago*, PM did support PGP, it was even stated on their
>>>website. I presume this was through applescripts. But while I've
>>>dreamed to see it again and in a reasonable user-friendly way, the
>>>PGP interface seems to have silently disappeared.
>>
>>Doesn't Services work under Tiger, John? That's what I use with PGP
>>8.1, but I'm on Panther.
>
>I'm not sure if Services work under Tiger, I can't figure out how I
>would make it work... I am just looking to be able to receive a PGP
>encrypted email in Tiger, and decrypt it... In Panther and PGP 8.1,
>there was a set of Applescripts which would decrypt or encrypt PGP
>messages. Is there any way to use PGP to decrypt a message in Tiger
>with Powermail?

John,

I wrote one of the original scripts to handle PGP from within Panther
[with special kudos to merul and Andy Fragen] and use it to decrypt
my messages permanently. The following script is for decrypting, but
will replace the contents of the message with the decrypted version.
Be aware that some lines may be wrapped by clients and servers alike,
so cutting and pasting the script into ScriptEditor may require some
minor fixing after pasting. If you have any questions let me know.

Kename

- --Start Script
- --Use with caution. This will replace the contents of your
- --message permanently with the decrypted information.

tell application "PowerMail"
set theMessages to current messages
repeat with msg in theMessages
try
set windowContent to content of front window as Unicode 
text
-- Get the message id of the selected message as well 
(Merul)
set messageNum to ID of displayed message of front 
window
on error
set windowContent to ""
    end try
if windowContent is not "" then
-- Decrypt the content
tell application "PGP"
activate
set windowContent to decrypt and verify text 
windowContent
end tell
activate
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the ASCII 
character 10
try
set the lineList to every text item of 
windowContent
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the 
return
set windowContent to the lineList as string
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
try
set content of front window to 
windowContent
on error
try
set content of message id 
messageNum to windowContent
on error
make new message with 
properties {content:windowContent}
end try
end try
on error
    set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
end try
else --Next line may need to be unwrapped
display dialog "PGP Error: There is nothing to 
decrypt." with icon
stop buttons {"Cancel"} default button 1
end if
    end repeat
end tell

- --End Script

- -- 
 - PowerMac G5 Dual 1.8GHz - Boot ROM Version:  5.1.4f0
 - 1.5GB RAM, 160GB HD - OS X 10.4.3 (8F46)
 - PowerMail 5.2b4 (4376)  - PGP 8.1

-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: PGP 8.1

iQA/AwUBQ5s0xSZLwsGCCheCEQKxOACgpr9eqbuX1MFiFV/R+OJOQJVveo4AnjC9
2bkhs/LqoBlL/0q5McnGzF1M
=WyAO
-END PGP SIGNATURE-

Re: PGP in Tiger

[John Keegan]

>>*long ago*, PM did support PGP, it was even stated on their website. I
>>presume this was through applescripts. But while I've dreamed to see it
>>again and in a reasonable user-friendly way, the PGP interface seems to
>>have silently disappeared.
>
>Doesn't Services work under Tiger, John? That's what I use with PGP 8.1,
>but I'm on Panther.

I'm not sure if Services work under Tiger, I can't figure out how I would
make it work... I am just looking to be able to receive a PGP encrypted
email in Tiger, and decrypt it... In Panther and PGP 8.1, there was a set
of Applescripts which would decrypt or encrypt PGP messages. Is there any
way to use PGP to decrypt a message in Tiger with Powermail?

-- 
John Keegan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://RackShare.com

Re(2): PGP in Tiger

[Finke Family]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

On 11/29/05 at 8:01 PM I saw PowerMail discussions type:

>Subject: Re: PGP in Tiger
>From: "Mikael Byström" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 22:33:55 +0100
>
>listes said:
>
>>*long ago*, PM did support PGP, it was even stated on their
>>website. I presume this was through applescripts. But while I've
>>dreamed to see it again and in a reasonable user-friendly way, the
>>PGP interface seems to have silently disappeared.
>
>Doesn't Services work under Tiger, John? That's what I use with PGP
>8.1, but I'm on Panther.
>
>PM 5.2.1 | OS X 10.3.9 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768MB RAM | 30GB HD

Sorry to chime in late on this. Services works across the board for
PGP 8.1 in Panther, Tiger and before. The only real downside with
this is if you haven't opened the Services menu, often times the
default services keyboard shortcuts are superseded by the
application's keyboard shortcuts.Thus command-5/6/7/8 only serves to
switch the label [and color] of the message. Thus, only the label of
the message is changed and not encrypted.  This reduces the
functionality of the services menu somewhat. The first one can be
selected from the Services menu and subsequent keyboard shortcuts
will go to the services menu [which might affect attempts to label
things later - haven't tested that].

It is perfectly possible to change the keyboard shortcuts for the PGP
Services menu items to something that doesn't conflict with any of
the menu items in PowerMail [also be careful with conflicts with
other items in the Services menu - command-shift-8 is sometimes
displayed at command-* for example].

You can also use AppleScript to select the text of the current
message and [de/en]crypt the selection. I currently use a combination
of the two for my work flow in which I need my received messages to
remain decrypted and not just displayed in the secure viewer window.

Kename

-

-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: PGP 8.1

iQA/AwUBQ477uiZLwsGCCheCEQJpNACgkJsesKV5taZT4dAprkY88efAiFkAnAhw
QCbuZLadWvuKzZjFB1nnALU+
=UKbB
-END PGP SIGNATURE-

Re: PGP in Tiger

[Mikael Byström]

listes said:

>*long ago*, PM did support PGP, it was even stated on their website. I
>presume this was through applescripts. But while I've dreamed to see it
>again and in a reasonable user-friendly way, the PGP interface seems to
>have silently disappeared.

Doesn't Services work under Tiger, John? That's what I use with PGP 8.1,
but I'm on Panther.

PM 5.2.1 | OS X 10.3.9 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768MB RAM | 30GB HD

Re: PGP in Tiger

[listes]

John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Has anyone gotten PGP encryption/decryption to work with Powermail under
> Tiger? What's the secret?

*long ago*, PM did support PGP, it was even stated on their website. I
presume this was through applescripts. But while I've dreamed to see it
again and in a reasonable user-friendly way, the PGP interface seems to
have silently disappeared.
If you find a way (by exploring old scripts repositories?) I'd be *very*
interested...
(and also, how to handle signatures -signed mail I mean, not just the
"-- quote" everyone does)

good luck!

Hervé

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Re: PGP in Tiger

[Mikael Byström]

Matthias Schmidt said:

>I use , works like a charme.
Ciphire support PGP? I don't think so.



>Am/On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 00:19:44 -0500 schrieb/wrote John Keegan:
>
>>Has anyone gotten PGP encryption/decryption to work with Powermail under
>>Tiger? What's the secret?
>>
>>-- 
>>John Keegan
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>http://RackShare.com
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
>

PM 5.2.1 | OS X 10.3.9 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768MB RAM | 30GB HD

Re: PGP in Tiger

[John Keegan]

>>Has anyone gotten PGP encryption/decryption to work with Powermail under
>>Tiger? What's the secret?
>
>I use , works like a charme.

Thanks, but I am actually looking to use PGP itself...

-- 
John Keegan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://RackShare.com

Re: PGP in Tiger

[Matthias Schmidt]

I use , works like a charme.

All the best

Matthias

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Am/On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 00:19:44 -0500 schrieb/wrote John Keegan:

>Has anyone gotten PGP encryption/decryption to work with Powermail under
>Tiger? What's the secret?
>
>-- 
>John Keegan
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>http://RackShare.com
>
>
>
>
>
>

PGP in Tiger

[John Keegan]

Has anyone gotten PGP encryption/decryption to work with Powermail under
Tiger? What's the secret?

-- 
John Keegan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://RackShare.com

Re: PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[Lally Singh]

Btw, PGP 9's not tiger certified yet! (odd, I know)

On 5/27/05, John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>Has anyone used the new PGP 9 with PowerMail in Tiger? The old
> >>Applescripts for encryption and decryption don't seem to work on this
> >>new version of PGP...
> >
> >Anyone have any ideas about scripting PGP 9 with Powermail? Are there
> >any facilities for PGP/Powermail integration?
> 
> To followup on my own question, it turns out the problem is with PGP 9's
> most current beta (9.0.1 Beta 2), there is no Applescript support so that
> is the culprit right there. So if you need PGP support w/Powermail, and
> are using Applescript to do the encrypting/decrypting, you might want to
> hold off on your Tiger update. As PGP 8 won't work under Tiger, and PGP
> 9.0.1 Beta 2 doesn't support Applescript yet, you'll not find much joy in
> Tigerland.
> 
> Hope this helps someone out there!
> 
> --
> John Keegan
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://RackShare.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


-- 
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Re: PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[listes]

John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> To followup on my own question, it turns out the problem is with PGP 9's
> most current beta (9.0.1 Beta 2), there is no Applescript support so that
> is the culprit right there. So if you need PGP support w/Powermail, and
> are using Applescript to do the encrypting/decrypting, you might want to
> hold off on your Tiger update. As PGP 8 won't work under Tiger, and PGP
> 9.0.1 Beta 2 doesn't support Applescript yet, you'll not find much joy in
> Tigerland.
> 
> Hope this helps someone out there!

Thanks for the tip!
I'll wait patiently...
(when you succeed, by the way, don't hesitate to post here a 'how-to'
;-)

Hervé

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Re: PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[John Keegan]

>>Has anyone used the new PGP 9 with PowerMail in Tiger? The old
>>Applescripts for encryption and decryption don't seem to work on this
>>new version of PGP...
>
>Anyone have any ideas about scripting PGP 9 with Powermail? Are there
>any facilities for PGP/Powermail integration?

To followup on my own question, it turns out the problem is with PGP 9's
most current beta (9.0.1 Beta 2), there is no Applescript support so that
is the culprit right there. So if you need PGP support w/Powermail, and
are using Applescript to do the encrypting/decrypting, you might want to
hold off on your Tiger update. As PGP 8 won't work under Tiger, and PGP
9.0.1 Beta 2 doesn't support Applescript yet, you'll not find much joy in
Tigerland.

Hope this helps someone out there!

-- 
John Keegan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://RackShare.com

Re: PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[Matthias Schmidt]

I'm using Ciphire.
<https://www.ciphirebeta.com/mac_download.html>
It works perfectly together with PM, no scripting necessary.
Great tool and it's also available for Win and Linux.
And its compatible with Tiger.
<https://forum.ciphire.com/viewtopic.php?t=556>

All the best

Matthias

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Am/On Sun, 22 May 2005 22:38:47 +0200 schrieb/wrote computer artwork by
subhash:

>[John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 22.5.2005 um 13:31 Uhr:]
>
>>Are there
>>any facilities for PGP/Powermail integration?
>
>I would ask the same question for GPG. I prefer it because it is open source.
>
>-- 
>http://www.subhash.at
>
>
>

Re(2): PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[computer artwork by subhash]

[John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 22.5.2005 um 13:31 Uhr:]

>Are there
>any facilities for PGP/Powermail integration?

I would ask the same question for GPG. I prefer it because it is open source.

-- 
http://www.subhash.at

Re: PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[John Keegan]

>Has anyone used the new PGP 9 with PowerMail in Tiger? The old
>Applescripts for encryption and decryption don't seem to work on this
>new version of PGP...

Anyone have any ideas about scripting PGP 9 with Powermail? Are there
any facilities for PGP/Powermail integration?

-- 
John Keegan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://RackShare.com

PGP 9/OS X 10.4.1/PowerMail 5.1

[John Keegan]

Has anyone used the new PGP 9 with PowerMail in Tiger? The old
Applescripts for encryption and decryption don't seem to work on this
new version of PGP...

-- 
John Keegan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://RackShare.com

Re: PowerMail and PGP

[Mikael Byström]

Alexander Balakersky said:

>Is there a way to use PGP with PM? 
Services menu?

PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD

Re: PowerMail and PGP

[listes]

Alexander Balakersky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have been using PM for the past 2 weeks and am very pleased with it and
> glad that I have switched from Apple Mail, however, there is one question
> that I have still not found an answer for:
> Is there a way to use PGP with PM? or GPG with PM? 

I'm interested in the same

Years ago, "PGP interface" was advertised on the PM website.

Unfortunately it must be (or even have been) through complicated
scripts, and I never found a 'simple' way of using it.

(by 'simple' I understand something e. g. like SpamSieve integration:
basic filter interface provided for basic users like me, applescripts
allowing others to go further)

Hervé

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PowerMail and PGP

[Alexander Balakersky]

Hello, 

I have been using PM for the past 2 weeks and am very pleased with it and
glad that I have switched from Apple Mail, however, there is one question
that I have still not found an answer for:
Is there a way to use PGP with PM? or GPG with PM? 
If anyone has any experience on setting this up, please let me know.

Thanks

-- 
Alexander Balakersky

shortcut conflict with PGP 8?

[Mikael Byström]

Whenever I press the shortcut for spellchecking all text (Cmd-shift-/)
the PowerMail menu highlights as if a menu command have been issued.
Until recently the PGP 8.0 application also opened as if the shortcut had
been reserved for it. I first suspected the services menu and a shortcut
conflict, but PGP isn't available there when PowerMail is active and when
I look in Finder all I have is "Cmd-shift with numbers 5 to 9. 
7 is among those obviously and on the swedish keyboard layout "7" and "/"
are on the same key with "/" being issued when you press the shift key.
Interestingly when I try "Cmd-shift-/" in OS X keyboard shortcuts panel I
see that it regards this as "Cmd-shift-7". Case closed? Well, problem is
that also the commands (also under the spell checking submenu) "Cmd-:",
"Cmd-;" and "Cmd-=" also need shift in order to be issued as they share
key with ",", "." and "0" respectively. Now, the keyboard shortcuts panel
regards "Cmd-:", "Cmd-;" and "Cmd-=" as "Cmd-.", "Cmd-," and "Cmd-0
respectively. Yet, they fire as expected in PowerMail, but not "Cmd-shift-/".

I have studied the keyboard aspect of OS X too little to find an obvious
solution. Anyone have suggestions?

PM 5.1b3 (note that I had the same problem in all PM 5) | OS X 10.3.5 |
Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD

Re: pgp

[listes]

fk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Is there any chance that PowerMail will offer integration with PGP like
> it does with SpamSieve? Does anyone else use PGP? That integration alone
> would cause me to upgrade.

I am interested too, along with the way Apple's mail handles the "other"
signatures as well -this is more and more needed for contacts with my
employer...

Herve

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Re: pgp

[computer artwork by subhash]

[fk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 22.5.2004 um 20:34 Uhr:]

>Does anyone else use PGP?

No, i'm interested in support for GPG, that's public source!

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pgp

[fk]

Is there any chance that PowerMail will offer integration with PGP like
it does with SpamSieve? Does anyone else use PGP? That integration alone
would cause me to upgrade.

Kename

PGP Signatures

[Lally Singh]

Hey everyoone,

  Anyone have a working applescript to automatically sign outgoing
messages?  I tried
writing one, but it looked like PGP destroyed any text object it could
get its hands on...

Thanks in advance!

-ls

Re: PGP integration / mac os

[Wayne Brissette]

christopher [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, December 9, 2003 stated:

>
>greetings.
>
>i'm trying to setup a PGP solution with powermail, and am so far at a
>loss to get powermail to recognize the possibility of encrypting outbound
>mail.

I haven't run any current version of PGP, but my understanding is that
all PGP functions are now available under the PowerMail > Services menu.

Wayne

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PGP integration / mac os

[christopher]

greetings.

i'm trying to setup a PGP solution with powermail, and am so far at a
loss to get powermail to recognize the possibility of encrypting outbound
mail.

as a point of reference, i was running KDE / Kmail on my last system, and
that would prompt me to encrypt when sending out messages to known keys.
 does something like that exist with powermail?

any suggestions or pointers to info would be greatly appreciated.

thanks.

/c.

Re(4): PowerMail scripts for PGP 8

[Ruediger Prang]

Am Mi, 26. Nov 2003 schrieb Emily Jackson:
>
>>Am Di, 25. Nov 2003 schrieb Emily Jackson:
>>
>>>At 1:50 PM -0600 on Monday, November 24, 2003, Ruediger Prang
>>><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>I am looking for scripts to encrypt and decrypt messages in PowerMail by
>>>>using PGP 8 Freeware.
>>>>
>>>>I've found some that require Frontier. But they don't run under Mac OS X.
>>>
>>>You don't really need AppleScripts to use PGP with PM under OS X; the
>>>encrypt and decrypt commands can be found under PowerMail -> PGP ->
>Services.
>>>
>>Thanks for this hint, I didn't found in the PowerMail PGP Menu before.
>>
>>It works for the seleceted text in a message. But what about the
>>attachments? I wrote a test mail to myself but the attachment was
>>transmitted unencrypted...
>
>You'd encrypt the file first (using PGP.app), then attach it to an e-mail
>message.
>
Yup, that work's...and it is in fact the reason to ask for a script, that
does the encryption of the message together with all it's attachments.

Ruediger 

Re(3): PowerMail scripts for PGP 8

[Emily Jackson]

At 11:18 AM -0600 on Wednesday, November 26, 2003, Ruediger Prang
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Am Di, 25. Nov 2003 schrieb Emily Jackson:
>
>>At 1:50 PM -0600 on Monday, November 24, 2003, Ruediger Prang
>><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>>I am looking for scripts to encrypt and decrypt messages in PowerMail by
>>>using PGP 8 Freeware.
>>>
>>>I've found some that require Frontier. But they don't run under Mac OS X.
>>
>>You don't really need AppleScripts to use PGP with PM under OS X; the
>>encrypt and decrypt commands can be found under PowerMail -> PGP ->
Services.
>>
>Thanks for this hint, I didn't found in the PowerMail PGP Menu before.
>
>It works for the seleceted text in a message. But what about the
>attachments? I wrote a test mail to myself but the attachment was
>transmitted unencrypted...

You'd encrypt the file first (using PGP.app), then attach it to an e-mail
message.

Emily

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Re(2): PowerMail scripts for PGP 8

[Ruediger Prang]

Am Di, 25. Nov 2003 schrieb Emily Jackson:

>At 1:50 PM -0600 on Monday, November 24, 2003, Ruediger Prang
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>I am looking for scripts to encrypt and decrypt messages in PowerMail by
>>using PGP 8 Freeware.
>>
>>I've found some that require Frontier. But they don't run under Mac OS X.
>
>You don't really need AppleScripts to use PGP with PM under OS X; the
>encrypt and decrypt commands can be found under PowerMail -> PGP -> Services.
>
Thanks for this hint, I didn't found in the PowerMail PGP Menu before.

It works for the seleceted text in a message. But what about the
attachments? I wrote a test mail to myself but the attachment was
transmitted unencrypted...

Ruediger

Re: PowerMail scripts for PGP 8

[Emily Jackson]

At 1:50 PM -0600 on Monday, November 24, 2003, Ruediger Prang
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>I am looking for scripts to encrypt and decrypt messages in PowerMail by
>using PGP 8 Freeware.
>
>I've found some that require Frontier. But they don't run under Mac OS X.

You don't really need AppleScripts to use PGP with PM under OS X; the
encrypt and decrypt commands can be found under PowerMail -> PGP -> Services.

Emily

-- 
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PowerMail scripts for PGP 8

[Ruediger Prang]

I am looking for scripts to encrypt and decrypt messages in PowerMail by
using PGP 8 Freeware.

I've found some that require Frontier. But they don't run under Mac OS X.

How do I have to modify these scripts, so that they works without the
Frontier extensions?

Thank's for your help

Ruediger

--Use with caution. This will replace the contents of your
--message permanently with the decrypted information.

tell application "PowerMail"
set theMessages to current messages
repeat with msg in theMessages
--  if status of msg is not draft then
--      display dialog "PGP Error: You can only 
encrypt outgoing message."
with icon stop buttons {"Cancel"} default button 1
--  else
try
set windowContent to content of front window as Unicode 
text
set messageNum to ID of displayed message of front 
window
on error
set windowContent to ""
end try
if (count of every recipient of front window) is not 0 then
set windowRecipientsList to address of address of every 
recipient of
front window
else
set windowRecipientsList to {}
end if
if windowContent is not "" then
-- Encrypt and sign the content
tell application "PGP"
activate
set windowContent to encrypt and sign text 
windowContent to
windowRecipientsList
end tell
activate
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the ASCII 
character 10
try
set the lineList to every text item of 
windowContent
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to the 
return
set windowContent to the lineList as string
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
try
set content of front window to 
windowContent
on error
try
set content of message id 
messageNum to windowContent
on error
make new message with 
properties {content:windowContent}
end try
end try
on error
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
end try
else
display dialog "PGP Error: There is nothing to encrypt 
& sign." with
icon stop buttons {"Cancel"} default button 1
end if
--  end if
end repeat
end tell

PoerMail scripts for PGP 8

[Ruediger Prang]

I am looking for scripts to encrypt and decrypt messages in PowerMail by
using PGP 8 Freeware.

I've found some that require Frontier. But they don't run under Mac OS X
10.2.8.

Thank's for your help

Ruediger

Re(4): PGP Trial version?

[Tom Prayne]

>>Why not use GPG? It's GNU open source and it's *really* free.
>>

>When you mention a program that is not well known, it's a courtesy to
>readers to include a URL for further information and downloading.

OK, here you go:


greetings,

Tom

Re(3): PGP Trial version?

[Leonard Morgenstern]

On 3/19/03 10:57 AM Tom Prayne wrote:

>Why not use GPG? It's GNU open source and it's *really* free.
>
>greetings,
>
>Tom

Dear Tom:

When you mention a program that is not well known, it's a courtesy to
readers to include a URL for further information and downloading.

Len
-
Leonard Morgenstern
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

There are old mushroom hunters and there are bold mushroom hunters. But
there are no old, bold mushroom hunters. --David Smith, M. D., leading
authority on mushroom poisoning.

Re(2): PGP Trial version?

[Tom Prayne]

[quoting fixed]

>on Tue, 18 Mar 2003 18:12:10 -0500 / John Hay said: 
>>Anybody know if there's a trial version of PGP ? 

Jonathan Tue, 18 Mar 2003 18:20:17 -0500
>Better than that, it's free for non-commercial use.

Why not use GPG? It's GNU open source and it's *really* free.

greetings,

Tom

Re: PGP Trial version?

[Jonathan Greene]

Better than that, it's free for non-commercial use.

-- 
To do is to be. --  Descartes
To be is to do. --  Voltaire
Do be do be do. --  Frank Sinatra 

on Tue, 18 Mar 2003 18:12:10 -0500 / John Hay said: 

>
>Anybody know if there's a trial version of PGP ? 
>
>
>John Hay
>Quality is a result of intelligent effort.
>
>
>
>
>On Monday, March 17, 2003 at 12:16 PM, Jonathan Greene wrote:
>
>>on Mon, 17 Mar 2003 18:01:41 +0100 / Thomas Thaler said: 
>>
>>>>Message originally sent on: Sunday, March 16, 2003 3:13:27 PM - this time
>>>>w/o attachment!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...
>>>>
>>>>I will attach the scripts that come with PGP for someone in the hopes
>>>>that someone here might also 1) have an interest and 2) be able to
>>>>provide assistance with the modifications.
>>>>
>>>>My friend is able to use PGP with AppleScript in Entourage on the fly.  I
>>>>have to work it via the clipboard which is ok, but within the app is
>>>>obviously much slicker not too mention secure.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>JG
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>__
>>>>
>>>>"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"
>>>>
>>>>- John Gilmore
>>>
>>>-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>>>Hash: SHA1
>>>
>>>Hello John
>>>
>>>to help you we need some more information from your side.
>>>What System OS do you use Powermail with?
>>>Which Version of PGP do you use?
>>>
>>>As an first answer, I can tell you that PGP 8.0 and PowerMail 4.1.2
>>>do work together without any problems under Mac OS X 10.2.4.
>>>
>>>1.) Write your text.
>>>2.) Type "cmd-a" after you finished with writing.
>>>3.) After this command go straight to the PowerMail Menu "PowerMail".
>>>4.) No choose "Service" then PGP and then what ever you want.
>>>Sign, Encrypt, Signg & Encrypt
>>>5.) You will see the result straight after depressing the mouse
>>>button.
>>
>>YOU RULE!!  SO obvious and yet so difficult in the midst of banging
>>my head last night.  That service menu is one handy thing.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>JG
>>
>>-- 
>>
>>
>>"Whatever it is the government does, sensible Americans would prefer
>>that the government do it to somebody else."
>>
>>- P.J. O'Rourke
>>

PGP Trial version?

[John Hay]

Anybody know if there's a trial version of PGP ? 

John Hay
Quality is a result of intelligent effort.

On Monday, March 17, 2003 at 12:16 PM, Jonathan Greene wrote:

>on Mon, 17 Mar 2003 18:01:41 +0100 / Thomas Thaler said: 
>
>>>Message originally sent on: Sunday, March 16, 2003 3:13:27 PM - this time
>>>w/o attachment!
>>>
>>>
>>>I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...
>>>
>>>I will attach the scripts that come with PGP for someone in the hopes
>>>that someone here might also 1) have an interest and 2) be able to
>>>provide assistance with the modifications.
>>>
>>>My friend is able to use PGP with AppleScript in Entourage on the fly.  I
>>>have to work it via the clipboard which is ok, but within the app is
>>>obviously much slicker not too mention secure.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>JG
>>>
>>>
>>>__
>>>
>>>"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"
>>>
>>>- John Gilmore
>>
>>-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>>Hash: SHA1
>>
>>Hello John
>>
>>to help you we need some more information from your side.
>>What System OS do you use Powermail with?
>>Which Version of PGP do you use?
>>
>>As an first answer, I can tell you that PGP 8.0 and PowerMail 4.1.2
>>do work together without any problems under Mac OS X 10.2.4.
>>
>>1.) Write your text.
>>2.) Type "cmd-a" after you finished with writing.
>>3.) After this command go straight to the PowerMail Menu "PowerMail".
>>4.) No choose "Service" then PGP and then what ever you want.
>>Sign, Encrypt, Signg & Encrypt
>>5.) You will see the result straight after depressing the mouse
>>button.
>
>YOU RULE!!  SO obvious and yet so difficult in the midst of banging
>my head last night.  That service menu is one handy thing.
>
>Thanks,
>JG
>
>-- 
>
>
>"Whatever it is the government does, sensible Americans would prefer
>that the government do it to somebody else."
>
>- P.J. O'Rourke
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Re(2): more PGP...

[Jonathan Greene]

on Mon, 17 Mar 2003 18:01:41 +0100 / Thomas Thaler said: 

>>Message originally sent on: Sunday, March 16, 2003 3:13:27 PM - this time
>>w/o attachment!
>>
>>
>>I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...
>>
>>I will attach the scripts that come with PGP for someone in the hopes
>>that someone here might also 1) have an interest and 2) be able to
>>provide assistance with the modifications.
>>
>>My friend is able to use PGP with AppleScript in Entourage on the fly.  I
>>have to work it via the clipboard which is ok, but within the app is
>>obviously much slicker not too mention secure.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>JG
>>
>>
>>__
>>
>>"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"
>>
>>- John Gilmore
>
>-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>Hash: SHA1
>
>Hello John
>
>to help you we need some more information from your side.
>What System OS do you use Powermail with?
>Which Version of PGP do you use?
>
>As an first answer, I can tell you that PGP 8.0 and PowerMail 4.1.2
>do work together without any problems under Mac OS X 10.2.4.
>
>1.) Write your text.
>2.) Type "cmd-a" after you finished with writing.
>3.) After this command go straight to the PowerMail Menu "PowerMail".
>4.) No choose "Service" then PGP and then what ever you want.
>Sign, Encrypt, Signg & Encrypt
>5.) You will see the result straight after depressing the mouse
>button.

YOU RULE!!  SO obvious and yet so difficult in the midst of banging
my head last night.  That service menu is one handy thing.

Thanks,
JG

-- 

"Whatever it is the government does, sensible Americans would prefer
that the government do it to somebody else."

- P.J. O'Rourke

Re: more PGP...

[Thomas Thaler]

>Message originally sent on: Sunday, March 16, 2003 3:13:27 PM - this time
>w/o attachment!
>
>
>I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...
>
>I will attach the scripts that come with PGP for someone in the hopes
>that someone here might also 1) have an interest and 2) be able to
>provide assistance with the modifications.
>
>My friend is able to use PGP with AppleScript in Entourage on the fly.  I
>have to work it via the clipboard which is ok, but within the app is
>obviously much slicker not too mention secure.
>
>Thanks,
>JG
>
>
>__
>
>"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"
>
>- John Gilmore

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hello John

to help you we need some more information from your side.
What System OS do you use Powermail with?
Which Version of PGP do you use?

As an first answer, I can tell you that PGP 8.0 and PowerMail 4.1.2
do work together without any problems under Mac OS X 10.2.4.

1.) Write your text.
2.) Type "cmd-a" after you finished with writing.
3.) After this command go straight to the PowerMail Menu "PowerMail".
4.) No choose "Service" then PGP and then what ever you want.
Sign, Encrypt, Signg & Encrypt
5.) You will see the result straight after depressing the mouse
button.

- -- 

With the best regards

Thomas Thaler
Uitikonerstrasse 37
CH-8902 Urdorf
Switzerland

http://www.machilfe.ch

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Version: PGP 8.0

iQA/AwUBPnX/WOJ6D4u7dRg3EQKMJwCfTfE3vftY1JfmRT1f7FadDvxWv0kAn1HJ
AmNoAeLMiKUcerD9TdVO+Ic5
=aYjT
-END PGP SIGNATURE-

Re(2): more PGP...

[Jonathan Greene]

Pretty Good Privacy.  allows for public key encryption.  We exchange
public keys and we can send totally secure messages or documents. 
<http://www.pgp.com/products/personal.html>

-- 
We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope.
Martin Luther King, Jr.

on Sun, 16 Mar 2003 13:05:35 -0800 / Rucastle said: 

>At 12:30 PM Sun, Mar 16, 2003 Jonathan Greene said:
>
>
>>I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...
>>
>Please excuse my ignorance, what is PGP?

Re: more PGP...

[Rucastle]

At 12:30 PM Sun, Mar 16, 2003 Jonathan Greene said:

>I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...
>
Please excuse my ignorance, what is PGP?

--
Hylton Rucastle
Winfield, BC 
Canada

more PGP...

[Jonathan Greene]

Message originally sent on: Sunday, March 16, 2003 3:13:27 PM - this time
w/o attachment!

I can't be the only one who wants to use PGP...

I will attach the scripts that come with PGP for someone in the hopes
that someone here might also 1) have an interest and 2) be able to
provide assistance with the modifications.

My friend is able to use PGP with AppleScript in Entourage on the fly.  I
have to work it via the clipboard which is ok, but within the app is
obviously much slicker not too mention secure.

Thanks,
JG

__

"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"

- John Gilmore

PGP?

[Jonathan Greene]

What is the best way to integrate PGP with PowerMail?  There are some
scripts which I suppose could be modified for Entourage...  just
wondering what others have done.

Thanks,
JG

-- 

I am a kind of paranoiac in reverse. I suspect people of plotting to make
me happy.
 

   - J.D. Salinger