1) = When I open a new email message window, I see a green box in the upper = right hand corner which is labeled =E2=80=9COpenPGP=E2=80=9D. Is that = right?
2) Should I be able to toggle GPG on and off;
3) I composed a short Test message to send to myself. In = order to Encrypt it, I selected the text, went to Services and selected = Encrypt. That gave me the encrypted code in a new window. It seemed = to me that I then had to select that text, copy and then paste it into = the new message. There has to be a simpler way to perform these = functions? What are they?
4) My existing keys were created = (in 2009 in PGP) at 2048 length. Should I change them to 4096? = If so, how?
5) Even if I do not Encrypt the outgoing = message, I get a window asking for my Passphrase. In the older PGP = version, I had the option to cache the Passphrase so I did not have = to enter it every time. How do I simplify this function?
In advance, =
Thank You everyone for your help.
Daniel
_______________________________
![](3D"cid:5A8E603C-9C61-4F2D-B62A-D2F942B72A95")
Daniel H. Werner
Portland, OR = 97202 USA
(503) 709-0950
Confidentiality Notice: The = information contained in this e-mail is confidential and for the = intended recipient(s) alone. It may contain privileged and confidential = information and is covered by Non-Disclosure Agreements. If you are = not an intended recipient, you must not copy, distribute or take = any action in reliance on it. If you have received this e-mail in error, = please notify us immediately. Thank You.
_______________________________
Daniel H. Werner
Portland, OR = 97202 USA
(503) 709-0950
Confidentiality Notice: The = information contained in this e-mail is confidential and for the = intended recipient(s) alone. It may contain privileged and confidential = information and is covered by Non-Disclosure Agreements. If you are = not an intended recipient, you must not copy, distribute or take = any action in reliance on it. If you have received this e-mail in error, = please notify us immediately. Thank You.