NODE aa213b10ViaCryptPGP 4.0?! (was Re: PGP integrated into Z-Mail)
Mutant <wlkngowl@unix.asb.com>Tue, 20 Feb 96 21:27:54 PST
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David A Wagner wrote:
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> A full review of Z-Mail for Windows and other Z-Mail products is
> available over NCD Software's site on the World Wide Web at
> http://www.ncd.com/Z-Code/zcode.html, or via e-mail at info@z-code.com.
> ViaCrypt information is available over the Web at http://www.viacrypt.com
ViaCrypt's page talks about a beta version of PGP 4.0 available
at some sites. Hmmm.
The Windows version is tantalizing. A PGP.DLL would be a wonderful thing.
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NODE c233e6f5Re: ViaCryptPGP 4.0?! (was Re: PGP integrated into Z-Mail)
Derek Atkins <warlord@MIT.EDU>Mon, 26 Feb 1996 10:37:51 +0800
> ViaCrypt's page talks about a beta version of PGP 4.0 available
> at some sites. Hmmm.
>
> The Windows version is tantalizing. A PGP.DLL would be a wonderful thing.
PGP3, which I've been working on with Colin Plumb for some time, is
based upon a specified API. Although the API is still under
development, the plan is to have libraries available for UNIX, Mac,
and Windows (DLL).
At this time the API Spec and Programmer's Guide documents are not
publically available. Hopefully this will change in the next few
weeks.
-derek