> Twayne wrote: > >> No, not a fact. There is nothing going on enroute. OE and others >> like it, due to the PGP improper signature use, presents the posts as >> blank posts with a file attachment. OE CAN be tweaked to not do >> that, but then you give up some security, which I do not choose to >> do, and those less experienced should not try to mess with it. > > Of the 6 companies I have worked for in the last 20 years, I know that > that five of them did not allow OE to be used for any purpose within > the company because of its renowned security problem. I dont know > about the sixth company as I worked for it pre-web.
Irrelevant > > Why are you using OE if you are so concerned about security? That > seems to me to be a very ignorant thing to do. Because it IS secure, is flexible and can run rings around any other mail client; I've tried about all of them at one time or another because I wanted to know what the hoopla was about and ended up back with OE every time. I can honestly say that OE has never, not once allowed anything malicious to happen, but then again I took the time to learn it as I do all my packages. > >> Since the issue >> at hand affects well over 90% of the people on the 'net, that in turn >> says it's going to look that way to a great many users here. Just >> simple statement of fact; if people choose to ignore or not research >> it to find out for themselves, that's fine. It's not near as big a >> deal as people are making of it; some folks will just bypass the >> posts and if that's acceptable ... > > You are the first person who has mentioned it and the one who seems > most bothered about it. That para shows that your reading comprehension is lacking and/or you only wish to argue, probably with a closed mind. Besides other places, you need to re-read the para you actually quoted and try to understand the words. 'Nuff; back to OOo convos > > Jim Allan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
