Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us - would be nice to have Gerard R. Thomas comment on the <a href="http://www.grt.net.tt/qdgpg.html" target="_blank" mce_href="http://www.grt.net.tt/qdgpg.html">QDGPG</a>  issue, though ...

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<P>When trying to install the Plugin <A href="http://www.gnupt.de/wp/?p=28&lang=en">http://www.gnupt.de/wp/?p=28&lang=en</A> there is an error message that Pegasus is not installed - when selecting the directory this repeats and the install exits.</P> <P>With the help of ProcMon I found out what happened: the install routine - though it was looking in the registry for pegasus and found it - was looking for "DRIVE:\FOLDER\Pegasus\programs\winpm- 32.exe" - after creating this dir and putting the file in it, the installation ran and then I could move the files to the right place.</P> <P>As the Plugin installs besides the QDPGM from 2006 a (german!) winpt.fde (which creates a button which calls the WinPT Keymanagement) it seems strange that (after finding the right place) the routine tries to find an english "programs" subdirectory beneath the place of Pegasus.</P> <P>There is also a problem with the plugin itself (or pegasus?): encrypting needs the pgp userid as password; signing needs the passphrase - so (despite of what is said in qdgnupg.chm) it is not possible to encrypt AND sign a mail!</P> <P>Besides that: Signing OR encrypting works with Pegasus 4.51 beta and GnuPT 3.6.3 (= GnuPG 1.4.9 + WinPT 1.3.1).</P>