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Hi Colin,
@11 April 2002, 18:21:46 +0100 Colin Grant wrote in
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> I see, Peter, but with V1.60 of Bat now being able to create its own
> s/mime certificates is there any point in continuing with PGP or using
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I see, Peter, but with V1.60 of Bat now being able to create its own
s/mime certificates is there any point in continuing with PGP or using
Thwate, Verisign or any other certificates.
Thanks
Colin
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Hello Colin,
On Thursday, April 11, 2002 at 6:25:54 PM you wrote in
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CG> I'm pretty new to this encryption/signing stuff so please excuse my
CG> ignorance but what is the significance of Thwate not supporting PGP
The most significant d
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Thanks, Paul - I'll try again. I've moved up to Bat 1.60 now anyway.
I'm pretty new to this encryption/signing stuff so please excuse my
ignorance but what is the significance of Thwate not supporting PGP
Regards
Colin
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Hello Colin,
an aside note. I went back to Thawte to get a new certificate for this
email account, and I got most of the way through the process until it
got to the part about generating the key pair. It gave me an error ( I
forget the text 3 words) but basically I tried all the different types
of
Hello Colin,
I just imported my certificates into The Bat ( 5 of them) with no
problems. I am runnung win2000 though, not XP. I don't have one for
the email account for this list, but I'll get one and try it.
Paul
CG> 1) Installed a Thawte e-mail certificate but it does not work. In
CG> fol
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Dear Group
A couple of problems this end:
1) Installed a Thawte e-mail certificate but it does not work. In
following the import into Bat the entire "Edit Personal Certificates"
functionality in Accounts, Preferences vanished completely!
2) As a res
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