Dear B, @22-Apr-2004, 12:42 -0400 (22-Apr 17:42 UK time) B R i a N S [BRI] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
BRI> Why sometimes the messages are signed in the body and others
BRI> goes in a signed file separated.
As Leif said, this is the difference between PGP/MIME and plain PGP.
TB is usually set to do auto-PGP/MIME. It decides for itself
whether (from the help file):
o a message includes attachments
o a message is created using HTML or other Rich Text format
o a non-ASCII character set is used in the message text
o the message text contains lines longer than 76 characters
o the message text has lines beginning with "From " (some mail
servers may add a symbol at the start destroying the
cryptographic integrity of such a message)
o the message text contains lines with trailing spaces like
the standard <dash><dash><space> signature separator (some
mail servers may strip trailing spaces destroying the
cryptographic integrity of such a message)
These are all reasons for the 'auto' to choose to use PGP/MIME.
You can change the default behaviour by use of the PGP/MIME menu
options or by the use of special macros, which you can include in
templates. %NOPGPMIME or %CLEARSIGN to force plain text signing or
%PGPMIME to force PGP/MIME signing.
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Cheers -- //.arck D Pearlstone -- List moderator
TB! v2.10.01 on Windows XP 5.1.2600 Service Pack 1
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pgp00000.pgp
Description: PGP signature
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