HTML, OLE
NetSurfer
jdwilson at gold.chem.hawaii.edu
Wed Nov 23 21:18:32 PST 1994
On Wed, 23 Nov 1994, Dr. Manhattan wrote:
> > Has anyone considered OLE compliant PGP encrypter/decrypter objects
> > that would act on the contents of the document?
>
> I've thought about it, and am just starting to climb the OLE learning
> curve (I am reasonably familiar with Windows programming with MFC).
> This of course would assume a native windows PGP, a feat that would
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> require substantial rewriting of PGP itself.
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It's already been done, by Viacrypt. I have it, and it is nice and easy
to use. Rumor hazzit that more is to come...
-NetSurfer
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