C-punks: This "change" that encryption software can be exported if the keys are escrowed means nothing. PGP still couldn't be exported, since it can generate its own keys. You can be sure that any program that generates its own keys couldn't be exported. How are you going to escrow 2^100 possible keys (or whatever it is that PGP can generate)? Thus, this regulatory change means diddly-squat. The only crypto that could be exported would be something like Clipper, and they already said that could be exported. Governments: can't live with 'em, can't shoot 'em. Regards, -- Joey Grasty jgrasty@gate.net [home -- encryption, privacy, RKBA and other hopeless causes] jgrasty@pts.mot.com [work -- designing pagers] "Anyone who considers arithmetical methods of producing random digits is, of course, in a state of sin." -- John Von Neumann PGP = A7 CC 31 E4 7E A3 36 13 93 F4 C9 06 89 51 F5 A7