I found the address for the Mac version of PGP.

anon-ftp to mac.archive.umich.edu directory /mac/util/encryption

Would someone try this out and report back to the list how it works?

I pulled it down and found it to be a "nice little app" with certain problems evident from the beginning. The major bug is **no source code**!! How can I trust an app to make my keys? Why don't I just ask the NSA for them? What I would have liked (and expected) was a set of diff (or changed) files from the PGP 2.0 distribution, and perhaps an extra top-level app-maker file to put the nice wisiwyg on top. This would show me an example, and let me build PGP into other apps that I might build. The next bug is no email address for Z. Fiedorowicz, so I can't complain to him directly. And the third apparent bug (now I haven't used this much yet) is that the help file offers help for the standard MPW-style command line operations, but the app is entirely menu-driven. I hope that ZF doesn't take this as purely negative. I am sure that he did a good implementation, and I thank him for doing the work and for providing a nice gui. But I would especially like to get the source code (preferably as minimal changes to the standard distribution so that it is clear that the same internals are used for each). Thanks, Fen -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.0 mQBNAisBeSgAAAECAKvzX/54a9kC5FPXfIN7vjep64zkqXwPzr8VXkiJXyklRTRI kyxcuNlS7ipDveilmSDYYP3W5JJMCC1HSIeCc4kABRG0HkZlbiBMYWJhbG1lIDxm ZW5AZ2VubWFnaWMuY29tPg== =bZWg -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----