-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- At 5:30 PM 12/1/94, TheElusiveMatthew wrote:
It has been my belief that there isn't an effective way for me to use PGP, but with all the hubbub, I thought it might be worthwhile to verify this.
My internet access is through a personal account provided by my employer. It is on a machine used exclusively by employees of the University of Illinois (no student accounts).
What kind of machine is it? How do you read mail? A PC mail reader?
My primary access to this account is through my IBM xt (dos 3.3) at work. This machine is occasionally used by others and is outside of my control. I also use many of the public access Win/Mac machines on campus. I have no pc of my very own.
The XT might be difficult because of memory issues, but there are versions of PGP for UNIX, Mac, and PC, sp..... Bob -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6 iQCVAwUBLuCM/OS0CjsjWS0VAQGUCAQAngYMNWJsk0ZpZfKS54JBcyND9HswtoIt 2U9a9pzDkSFxUyUYNvBRPzvaabjRtG6wBhaS/t7in7rxFCQ9TEPYha4pu6SXRXM6 XclYnCw/9zHJRCtRHMHAT0ijYvQvqPirDcQS7TzhRUfEbXAI1A6VN2X3OVGIyU14 pwZb72SgNh4= =j2U3 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- Bob Snyder N2KGO MIME, PGP, RIPEM mail accepted snyderra@post.drexel.edu PGP & RIPEM keys on key servers When cryptography is outlawed, bayl bhgynjf jvyy unir cevinpl.