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Hello Oliver Sturm !
On 23 Sep 2000 23:18:42 +0200 GMT your local time,
which was 23.09.2000, 23:18 (GMT+0200) where I live, you wrote:
> - S/MIME is for encrypting and signing mail, isn't it? What does it do
> that PGP doesn't?
It does the same (more or less), but different.
> - Doesn't it work only with certificates from some special
> certification authority? Costing lots of money? Why would I use that
> (considering it's not in any wide-spread use, IMHO)?
It does work with any certificate which is given by a certification authority.
WEB.DE e.g. gives free certificates if you have a free mail account there. A
proper certificate does cost some money; no idea how much !
Can't tell you about number of users, sorry !
> - Where in the new TB versions will I find any button, edit field,
> label or whatever relating to S/MIME?
For example:
in TB: Account.Properties.Options: Enable S/MIME
in mail editor: Privacynable S/MIME
in Adress Book: any entry, Properties.Certificate
in Adress Book: Trusted Root CA and Intermediate CA
HTH
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Best regards,
Gerd
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