Steven Weller wrote:
From the list of new features:
New Translation Services API: this is a programming interface that will make it easier for other software applications to simply plug into Eudora Pro software, opening up a whole new world of uses for e-mail. For example, natural language translation products that can translate a message from English to some other language. Another example is a security application that could automatically encrypt/decrypt your messages.
Interesting....
Yep. This is the real thing. Qualcomm seems quite serious about making sure that real encryption is widely available in the Eudora world, without adversely affecting their ability to export Eudora itself. I've exchanged PGP/MIME messages with the people at Qualcomm who developed a plug-in for this API. It worked great the first try. I was impressed. The PGP/MIME plugin is based on Apple Events communicating with MacPGP, which isn't perfect, but it's probably the best that's possible until either PGP 3.0 gets its act together or someone else implements PGP message formats. Raph