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- Noteworty changes in Mailcrypt version 3.3:
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- Numerous minor bugs have been fixed.
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- Mailcrypt now requires at least FSF Emacs version 19.28 or XEmacs
- version 19.12. Sorry, but anything else is too annoying.
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- Support has been added for reading mail under (ding) GNUS.
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- Noteworthy changes in Mailcrypt version 3.2:
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- Mailcrypt now uses "start-process" instead of "call-process-region" to
- run PGP; this uses a pipe instead of a temp file for various inputs,
- including your passphrase. Ahem.
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- All Mailcrypt commands now start with the prefix `C-c /' to bring
- Mailcrypt into line with documented GNU standards.
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- `mc-insert-public-key' is now bound to `C-c / x' (an in "extract")
- instead of `C-c a'.
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- `mc-deactivate-passwd' is bound to `C-c / f' (as in "forget").
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- `mc-read-mode' and `mc-write-mode' are now full-blown minor modes. So
- you can do, for example, `M-x mc-install-write-mode' from a Text mode
- buffer and have the normal encryption and signing commands available.
- The keymaps for the modes are configurable variables.
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- Interactive commands `mc-encrypt-region', `mc-sign-region', etc. are
- now defined.
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- If you use RMAIL and you say no to "Replace encrypted message with
- decrypted?", you will be dropped into RMAIL mode for viewing.
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- RMAIL summary mode is now supported.
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- Documentation in the form of a Texinfo file is now part of the
- distribution.
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- Mailcrypt can now fetch a needed key from finger, HTTP, or any of a
- list of locally stored keyrings. `C-c / k' initiates a fetch
- manually; Mailcrypt will offer to initiate one automatically as
- appropriate during encryption or signature verification.
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- The remailer functions now support Mixmaster.
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- `C-c / d' can handle conventionally encrypted messages.
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