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Hmm, 128 bit security also seems to be included in Office 2000 SR-1.
If I choose to encrypt email in Outlook 2k it only gives me the option
of 128 bit.
(Though I doubt this is a secure way of encrypting email!)

Miles


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dave Hazelgrove [mailto:Dave@tapmill.demon.co.uk]
>Posted At: Monday, October 02, 2000 3:36 PM
>Posted To: nt
>Conversation: High Encryption
>Subject: Re: High Encryption
>
>
>In article <970474981.22188.0.nnrp-12.d4f0f5e4@news.demon.co.uk>, Jon
>Grieve <jgrieve@southdown.co.uk> writes
>>Andrew,
>>
>>I had exactly the same thing the other day -- went to 
>re-apply SP6a and it
>>informed me that I needed the high encryption version.  Not 
>sure how I got
>>to 128-bit, but must be part of an IE upgrade.
>>
>>So, while I can't tell you how to revert back to the previous 
>version, what
>>I did was download the 128-bit version and apply that.  I was able to
>>download it...
>>
>>Jon
>Yes, 128-bit encryption is now available outside the good ol' US of A.
>I believe we still have to download from a USA site, though.
>
>I do believe that the only way to get rid of 128-bit encryption is a
>complete new installation on a blank, newly-formatted drive.
>Even then, it's only 'maybe'.....
>-- 
>Dave Hazelgrove
>
>+++Out-of-cucumber error+++ Please re-install universe and re-boot.
>