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From: wjc@ho5cad.ATT.COM
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Subject: Re: encrypted mail
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Date: 7 Apr 88 13:10:27 GMT
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In article <21043@amdcad.AMD.COM> indra@grumpy.amd.com (Indra Singhal) writes:
> [description of how to do encryption via "elm"]

I have used this before,  also.  Just one  word of caution.  The "elm"
encrytpion algorithm is  not the same  as some standard  Unix tool, so
you need to  decrypt via  "elm" also.  Just don't suddenly  delete the
"elm" executables and leave yourself with a big pot of encrypted mail.

Other than that, it works like a champ.

	Bill Carpenter
	(AT&T gateways)!ho5cad!wjc