Apparently, the mechanism for overriding PGP configuration settings by means of command-line arguments does not work properly with the option "charset" (at least with version 2.6.1i). Anyone know why? Actually, PGP does understand the option "+charset", as it does not yield an "invalid argument" error message, but it looks like it does not take that option into consideration. While I know most people need not switch from one charset to another every day, some of them (like me) do not have completely migrated to Windows yet and would still like to use the MS-DOS standard charset (cp850) from time to time without having to re-edit or substituting the PGP config file each time. But I guess it's not possible, is it? Thanks, Max PS: [off-topic] Anybody know how one can have the MS-DOS keyboard driver use the standard Windows char table (LATIN1 aka iso-8859-1)? ~~ Massimiliano Muzi ['mu:tsi] <max.muzi@altair.it> http://www.geocities.com/Athens/2027/max-muzi.html PGP public key available on keyservers. "Eternal nothingness is OK if you are dressed for it" msg date/time: Friday 8 March 1996, 12:38 GMT+1