PGP Pretty Good Privacy Windows '95 front end.
Absolutely free of charge, use and distribute
freely, just as long as you include all the files
in this original zip and do not change anything.
The files contained within this zip file are
designed to be placed in the same directory as
all files relating to PGP262i which is normally
found on the internet in zip format named
PGP262i.zip

You must follow the detailed set-up procedures shown
in the document files that are contained within the
PGP262i.zip file in order to use Pretty good privacy
properly. Once the setup is complete, run ENCRYPTOR.EXE
by double clicking (create a desktop shortcut to it) and
simply enter the drive:\path\filename.ext of the file you
wish to encrypt, followed by one space and then the
user id of the person you wish to receive the encrypted
file (the user id must be surrounded by quotes)

EG: c:\mydir\myfile.zip "My Name"

The above will encrypt myfile.zip for user id "My Name"

Decryption: All you need do is associate *.PGP files with
PGP.EXE using windows explorer. When you need to decrypt
a file, double click on it using explorer or my computer,
this will launch PGP.EXE and will ask you for your 
private key. Enter this and your file will be decrypted.

(c) copyright Jon Gill, placed in the public domain
November 1998.

Have fun.


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