5000 There was a problem signing this message. If you saw the passphrase dialog box, you either pressed <Esc> or entered the wrong passphrase ten times. If you didn't see the passphrase dialog box, PGP couldn't find the public key that corresponds to your designated signing key. Please use the main PGP program to make sure that your public key is still on the default public keyring.
5001 Unable to perform the operation because Windows is low on memory or system resources. Try closing one or more programs to free up memory, or restart your computer.
5002 Your Corporate Security Officer has disabled this function. Please contact him/her if you wish to use it.
5003 One or more of the recipients selected (or the signing key) have not been certified by the Corporate Security Officer. Please contact him/her regarding these recipients.
5004 This message could not be decrypted because one or more of the recipients have not been certified by the Corporate Security Officer. Please contact him/her regarding these recipients.
5005 One or more of the recipients selected (or the signing key) have not been certified by the Corporate Security Officer. Please contact him/her regarding these recipients.
5006 An internal error (#%i) occurred.\nPlease call the Pretty Good Privacy, Inc. technical support line.
5007 Unable to find requested user in keyring file.
5008 An error has ocurred with one or more selected keys. The most common cause of this error is that you have selected "Encrypt to Self" in the PGP application Settings/Encrypt, but have not specified a valid username in the "MyName" field. If this is not the cause of this error, then it is possible that you have a corrupt key.
5009 This message could not be decrypted. Common causes are:\n1) The passphrase dialog was canceled, or the wrong passphrase was entered ten times.\n2) PGP was unable to find your private keyring. Please check the configuration.\n3) PGP was unable to find the appropriate private key on your keyring. This implies\nthat you were not a recipient of this message.\n4) The ASCII armoring of the message is corrupt in some fashion.\n
