-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Date: Thu, 14 Jul 1994 22:40:42 -0700 From: nobody@shell.portal.com Geeez! If it's just the name, then call this newest version "TAP" for "Totally Awesome Privacy", or something similar. I've been sending a cousin-in-law some information on privacy issues and the net. She's works in a policy office in DC and she's currently working on a series of monographs relating to such things. Among this stuff has been, of course, information on PGP. Apparently, her boss asked something along the lines of `If it's so good, why is it only Pretty Good Privacy' -- he apparently has a general problem of taking things very literally. He also apparently won't let employees take disks home because they might infect them with viruses and them bring them back in. Of course, he doesn't stop them from bringing in disks that *weren't* originally taken home from the office . . . . Rick -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6 iQCVAgUBLiZniJNR+/jb2ZlNAQFjigQAxJoRdb5l2HV1JViftzKUxatVzgnd78h4 HgGvCBhygTlWU8B393JXNe6tKO2MLxjsZevythY2s+hVnPOG4rpc6s+KI4SScdbi ls60W/XHPP1HMank0A+GlyLzvpn/TzuW3f03818OS9JdlDfRM1CFs4eLKDCEWyNO ryj+1xDMLCE= =qMzu -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----