;============== PgpEudra configuration file =============== ; ; Note, that you do not need this file if you like the default settings. ; You can check the settings (besides ProgEudora) by keeping the ; [CAPSLOCK] key down, while starting PgpEudra. Read manual.htm for a ; more complete description. [Settings] ; In this section you can specify settings for PgpEudra and its interface ; to Eudora. UseToolBar=1 ; The UseToolBar option allows you to enable or disable the displaying ; of a button on the right side of Eudora's toolbar that will invoke ; the "Run PGP" dialog when pressed. In the 16-bit version, this button ; can be dragged around to wherever you like. In the 32-bit version, the ; button will be displayed in the same row or column that Eudora's ; toolbar is displayed, as long as it is docked at the edge of its window ; when PGPEUDRA is started. Values are "0" (disabled) or "1" (enabled). ProgEudora= ; The ProgEudora option specifies the filename of Eudora's executable. ; If you leave this blank, PGPEUDRA will try to find your copy of ; "EUDORA.EXE" by searching the DOS PATH variable and PgpEudra's directory. ; This option will not be read from the user configuration directory ; (specified at the command-line for Eudora). CopyToReadOnly=1 ; Normally (CopyToReadOnly=1), PgpEudra will copy the decrypted text to ; a read-only window. If cleared (= 0), you're prompted were you want ; the text to go to (Clipboard or window), like in previous versions. ; Note that you can still "Select All" and "Copy" the text window to the ; clipboard. All operations that Eudora does (forward, save,..) are done on ; the original text. AnsiOem=0 ; If you turn this on, then PgpEudra will do an AnsiToOem conversion before ; creating the file for PGP. After PGP has run it does an OemToAnsi conversion. ; ; You may need this if you use special characters as in French, German, etc. ; Windows uses the Ansi character set, while DOS uses the Oem definition, so ; if you exchange mail with someone who does not use Windows (they exist!) ; and if you use those special characters, then you can try to turn on this ; option. Then PGP will maybe not complain about failing signatures and you can ; better read PGP's output. If you don't understand, what this is all about, ; leave it as it is. ConvertAttach=0 ; This is really a beta option and that will not change soon. ; I turned it off internally, so if you like to use it, you should set this ; option to 1. Don't be surprised if it behaves different than expected. ; This has not been tested very well and there are many possible failures. ; On the other hand I did not write much new code for this, so I dared to ; add it. (see manual.htm) NickNames=0 ; Normally PgpEudra does only do a NickName expansion if you keep the ; shift key down while starting the "Run PGP" dialogbox. If you set NickNames ; (=1), then nicknames will always be converted. [PGP settings] ; In this section you can specify settings for Pgp and its interface ; to PgpEudra. ProgPGP= ; The ProgPGP option allows you to specify the filename of the PGP ; executable. ; or "C:\VIACRYPT\VPGPQW.EXE" You can also specify a PIF file to run ; instead of an executable, if you wish. If you leave this blank, ; PGPEUDRA will try to find "PGP.EXE" or "PGP.PIF" by searching the ; DOS PATH or the PGPPATH directory. PGPtempdir= ; You can set PGPtempdir to the directory where you want PgpEudra to create ; and read the files that PGP will process. This overrides the value set in the ; environment variables TMP and TEMP. If you set the value to a ram-drive, ; you'll be sure that there are no readable (PGPEUDRA/PGPEUDRA.ASC) files or chunks ; left on your disk. Besides access is faster. KeepPassword=0 ; If you set this option (=1), then PgpEudra will ask you for the password, ; and set it in its own environment. This should be passed to child processes, ; but it does not work (with PGP262i), so I turned it off internally. ; I got a report, that it worked with pgp 2.6.3i compiled for win32. You can ; find pgp263i (beta) on the International PGP homepage ; (http://www.ifi.uio.no/pgp/download.shtml). On WinNT it works too. encryptfor= ; Here you can type your name. PgpEudra will add this name to the ; "Encrypt for" field when it has to encrypt a message. [PGPflags] ; In this section you can specify default flags for Pgp. There's still ; only one, but when the dialogbox gets options to choose, there'll be more. alwayssign=0 ; If you turn on (1) this option, then PgpEudra will sign every ; message, that must be encrypted, with the first key on your secret keyring.