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After meeting his own wife, Vir was talking to Paul Kronfield about Re:
WPGP version 1.6:

>First of all, if you can't afford $35 for a top notch program, then
you 
>shouldn't be able to afford to even surf the net.  The cost/benefit 
>ratio when you consider WPGP is very attractive.

I did try WPGP.  I tried it for about a month.  The author was helpful
in trying to help me get it running on my system.  I very much wanted
to get it working, but it just wouldn't.

>Second, I don't know where you are getting your facts about WPGP -
>there is no increased "wait time", only a window flash up.  I wonder
how 

Oh?  Since when.  When I was trying it, every day saw an increase in
how long I had to wait before the splash screen went away.  According
to the author, that was on purpose as a "registration enforcer."

>many people would steal WPGP if this feature wasn't included.  By the 
>amount of complaints, I would say that a lot of people like the
program, 
>but just don't want to pay for it.  WPGP does come in a 32 bit version
- - 
>just out.  With it's drag and drop features it blows anything else
away.

Just out.  I've been using my registered version of PGPClip for a month
now.  I'm quite satisfied with it.

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ttul8r,
Jeffrey Kaplan   <*>  <gordol@tiac.net> Note: This address may change!
PGP KeyID: 0x70c5a7cd via MIT's keyserver or Email

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