Highware ships SafeMail Pro Highware, has released the pro version of its PGP compatible encryption software. Encryption is recommended on the internet, because sending an email is much less secure than sending an ordinary letter or a fax. With SafeMail the information is safe. SafeMail is about privacy: protecting and exchanging information in a secure way. Files can be encrypted and signed, just by using the Finder to add a suffix to the filename. The decryption and signature verification happens automatically when the suffix is removed. With SafeMail Pro, you can open multiple keyrings at the same time. 'Cryptlets' are another time-saver -- Any file or folder that's dropped onto a Cryptlet is encrypted with the keys held in that Cryptlet. A simple drag and drop, with no dialogue or hassles. SafeMail also integrates with Eudora, a help to many users. The software has an "Automatic Key Recognition" feature and each user in the Eudora address book can be assigned a specific key, so the software is really transparent: the message is encrypted to each recipient automatically. SafeMail Pro can be ordered on CD from any of our distributors and is available from the highware.com website. The cost for a single copy is US$89. SafeMail is also offered as shareware. To get a copy of SafeMail, check at http://www.highware.com/main-sm.html. The shareware costs just $39. Contact: Lieve Bijttebier Highware, Inc. Phone: + 32 2/537-6810 Fax: + 32 2/537-5155 email: lieve@highware.com Topic = Computers, systems: utilities, interface, security, networking http://www.highware.com/main-smp.html Sent in by: Lieve Bijttebier eMail, networking, online communications, web, internet, ISDN, - (9/12/99) Back to the Topic Index