Copyright (C) 1994 by Carl Forester 旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴커 � PGP BLUE � � The PGP Interface for Bluewave � � Version 3.0 � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴켸 SHAREWARE NOTICE: DEFINITION OF SHAREWARE: Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try software before buying it. If you try a Shareware program and continue using it, you are expected to register. Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial software, and the copyright holder retains all rights. Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. You should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook, whether it's commercial or Shareware. The Shareware system makes fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy. And because the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the product, you don't pay for it. DISCLAIMER - AGREEMENT: Users of PGPBLUE must accept this disclaimer of warranty: "PGPBLUE is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose. The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use of PGPBLUE." PGPBLUE is a "shareware program" and is provided at no charge to the user for evaluation. Feel free to share it with your friends, but please do not give it away altered or as part of another system. If you find this program useful and find that you are using PGPBLUE and continue to use PGPBLUE after a reasonable trial period of 45 days, you must make a registration payment of $10.00 to: Robert Nelson RT. 1 BOX 168-A Ponce De Leon, FL 32455. The $10.00 registration fee will license one copy for use on any one computer at any one time. Pass Along: You are encouraged to pass a copy of PGPBLUE along to your friends for evaluation. Please encourage them to register their copy if they find that they can use it. REGISTERED FEATURES: (Why you want to pay $10.00) [1] The right to continue using PGPBLUE. [2] A registration key, sent to you. Which will register PGPBLUE and takes out the flashing "NOT REGISTERED" message in the main menu, and changes the ~~~ PGPBLUE tear line to ~~~ PGPBLUE. [3] Keys will work for at least the next two revisions of PGPBLUE. Please refer to REGISTER.FRM for details on how to register PGPBLUE. DESCRIPTION: PGPBLUE is an interface program, which interfaces PGP (Pretty Good Privacy by Philip Zimmerman) and with The Offline Bluewave Mail Reader (by George Hatchew). FEATURES: --*--You Never have to leave Bluewave again--*-- [1] Decrypt messages that have been encrypted using PGP [2] Reply to message that have been encrypted using PGP [3] Encrypt your replies or a message you have written [4] Sign & Encrypt your replies or a message you have written [5] Sign Messages [6] Add a Public Key to PUBRING.PGP [7] Post a Public Key from PUBRING.PGP [8] List the contents of your Public key ring to the screen [9] Remove keys from your Public key ring [10] Enable/Disable keys on your Public key ring [11] Revoke your own public key [12] Automatic detection of Encrypted messages and Public keys! [13] Easy to use interface REQUIREMENTS: [1] Bluewave Offline Mail Reader [2] A Text Editor [3] PGP 2.3a or 2.6 [4] DOS 3.3 or higher OPTIONAL: [1] A Spell Checker QUICK INSTALL: [1] Type INSTALL [PATH] PATH=Where you want your PGPBLUE files. NOTE:You should install to a directory in your path statement or to your Bluewave Directory. [2] In your bluewave setup change editor to PGPBLUE, and change Swap on Shell to Msg Editor to YES, then save your configuration. DETAILED INSTALL: STEP 1: Copy the PGPBLUE files to the directory you want them stored in, and run PGPBLUE to setup your configuration. STEP 2: Setup will ask you seven questions: *NOTE:The extension on .COM & .EXE files are optional. 1:The path to your message editor. EXAMPLE: C:\UTIL\TED.COM 2:The path to your spell checker EXAMPLE: C:\SPELL\SS.EXE *NOTE if you don't use a spell checker enter NOS for this option 3:The path to PGP EXAMPLE: C:\PGP\PGP.EXE 4:The path to PUBRING.PGP EXAMPLE: C:\PGP\PUBRING.PGP **NOTE:If you use a Key ring other than PUBRING.PGP, it must end with the extention pgp. EX.C:\PGP\MYRING.PGP. Also note that the key management functions may not work properly if you use a key ring other than pubring.pgp 5:Your registration code. If you haven't registered PGPBLUE, just press ENTER. 6:Your Name as it appears on the registration form. If you haven't registered PGPBLUE just press enter. 7:Wether you want Automatic detection of Encrypted messages and Public Keys. Enter Y for yes or N for no. *NOTE If you use a ring other than PUBRING.PGP enter the ring you use STEP 3: When you get PGPBLUE in the directory you want it, and setup your configuration, you will need to modify 2 setting in your Bluewave setup. Start Bluewave and Press S for the setup menu. Key over to the "Directories" heading and move down to "Edit File Path" press enter. Type in the path to PGPBLUE.EXE a space and then an @F and press enter. EXAMPLE: C:\BLUEWAVE\PGPBLUE.EXE @F *******NOTE: You must type in the full path to PGPBLUE2, in order for PGPBLUE2 to be able to find the configuration file. Now key over to the "Miscellaneous" heading, and move down to "Memory Swapping Options" and press enter. From there hilite "Swap on shell to Msg Editor" if it says no press enter, it should now say yes. If it already says yes, leave it alone. Now press ESC twice. Then press Y to save your configuration. Now your ready to start using PGPBLUE. USING PGPBLUE: ***NOTE:If you are EDITING a message, and NOT REPLYING to a message, DO NOT press "K" for Kill Message & Exit, it will create a blank message. Posting a Normal message(No Encryption): If you want to Reply, Post, or Edit a message normally with no Encryption, do everything as you would normally in bluewave, and when you see this screen: 旼컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� � PGP BLUE [Y]es or [N]o � 읕컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴� Just press "N" for no or you can press any key except for "Y". This bypasses PGPBLUE for easy editing of non-encrypted messages. *NEW* AUTOMATIC DETECTION MODE: If you have selected Automatic detection, if you reply to or edit a message that is encrypted or a public key, PGPBLUE will automatically decrypt the message or add the key to your key ring. If you reply or edit a regular message you will bypass PGPBLUE and automatically go into your message editor. If this is just a normal message, save and exit and you will go directly back to bluewave. If you want to go to the pgpmenu type [MENU] on the very first line of your message (this command must be all the way to the left and on the very first line by itself. Also the brackets must be included). Then save and exit and you will automatically go to PGPBLUE's main menu. The [MENU] command only has to be type once per message. EXAMPLE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [MENU] -=>Quoting Carl Forester to Robert Nelson<=- >body of message >End of message ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *NOTE* Once you are at the Main menu follow the direction below as if you were not in Automatic mode. In other words once you are at the Main menu you are no longer in automatic mode for that message or key. 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Press Y to "PGPBLUE [Y] or [N]o". Now you at the main menu. Press D to decrypt the message, answer the PGP questions. Now you are in the message editor reading your decrypted message. If you don't want to Reply to the message, exit with NO SAVE, and press K to Kill message & Quit. If you want to reply to the decrypted message, write you reply and Save & Exit the message editor.(If you want to check your spelling, Press C) To encrypt your reply Press E for plain encryption or S to sign and encrypt. Again answer the PGP questions. Once you are returned to the main menu Press Q to Quit & Save. If you don't want to encrypt your reply Press Q to Quit & Save. Encrypting a Message/Signing and Encrypting a Message: If you want to encrypt or sign and encrypt a message to someone, Reply, Enter, or Edit the message. Press Y to "PGPBLUE [Y]es or [N]o" choose M for Message editor. Write your message, and then Save & Exit from your message editor. (If you want to check your spelling, press C.) Now press E to encrypt your message or S to sign and encrypt. Enter the recipient's USER ID(EX. Enter CARL to encrypt a message to CARL to encrypt the message to multiple recipients enter there USER ID's EX. Enter CARL ROBERT JASON this will encrypt the message to CARL, ROBERT, and JASON.) and then press Q to Quit and Save. Signing a Message: If you want to sign a message to someone, Reply, Enter, or Edit the message. Press Y to "PGPBLUE [Y]es or [N]o" choose M for Message editor. Write your message, and then Save & Exit from your message editor. (If you want to check your spelling, press C.) Now press 1 to sign your message. Answer the PGP questions, and the press Q to Quit and Save. Adding a Public Key: In Bluewave Reply to the message that contains the public key you want to add. Press Y to "PGPBLUE [Y]es or [N]o". Press A to add the ring, answer the PGP questions, and then press K to Kill message & Quit. Posting a Public Key: In Bluewave Reply, Enter, or Edit the message you want to send you public key in. Press Y to "PGPBLUE [Y]es or [N]o". Then press P to post your key, answer the PGP questions, and then press Q to Quit and Save. *NOTE: If you want to Type out a person's whole ID instead of a partial ID use Quotes. To post a key for John Doe you would type: John, Jo, or Joh for a partial ID, or "John Doe" for a full ID. Listing/Removing/Revoking keys: To List/Remove/Disable/Revoke keys, press L, then from there you have 4 choices(3 choices if your key ring is only one screen full). C to continue the listing, D to disable or revoke a key, R to remove a key from your ring, and Q to quit to the main menu. *NOTE When you choose D, you can disable any key on your ring except for own, if you type in your own name, it will evoke your public key. Screen Pausing: If you want to see what's going on, press 2 to toggle screen pausing ON. This will pause after every screen. To toggle screen pausing back to OFF just press 2 again. --*--It's that simple--*-- TECHNICAL: PGP COMMAND LINE: ENCRYPT -ea SIGN & ENCRYPT -sea ADD RING -ka POST RING -kxa KILL MESSAGES -w LIST KEY RING -kv REMOVE KEYS -kr DISABLE/ENABLE KEYS -kd REVOKING YOUR KEY -kd HOW TO CONTACT THE AUTHOR: Questions, Suggestions or Problems: Suggestions are more than welcome. I need to know what you want to make this program better. Carl Forester RT. 1 BOX 168-A PONCE DE LEON, FL 32455 Net Mail E-MAIL CENTRAL(1:366\515) E-MAIL CENTRAL BBS(660+megs of Online Files) (904) 836-5143 You can also contact me in the FIDO-Bluewave Support Echo.