CA> was wondering if you knew of a way to integrate PGP
  > with QEdit 3.0 to either sign or encrypt messages...
 This macro assumes you have a D: drive, but you can change that,
 for instance making the 'd:\aa.!' bit into 'c:\pgp\plain.txt'
 and the 'd:\bb.!' into 'c:\pgp\cipher.txt', or whatever you want
 to use as tempfiles.  They get erased at the end.
 The macro works on a marked line block, which can of course be
 the whole file, if you want.  The macro takes the block and
 dumps a copy of it to a file (d:\aa.!), then encrypts that
 (to d:\bb.!). It then erases the block, replacing it with the
 encrypted version.  The original plaintext is Cut and discarded;
 you could make it DeleteBlock instead, or WriteBlock to some
 storage file for saving before you discard it.
    * (clear)sign/encrypt/cipher line_block with PGP
#F11  MacroBegin SaveFile           *
      WriteBlock "d:\aa.!" Return   * copies block to temp file
      Dos "pgp -" Pause             * first pause: see Note 1
      " d:\aa.! -o d:\bb.! " Pause  * second pause: see Note 2
      Return BegFile                * empties the message of the
      GoToBlockBeg Cut              *  plaintext,
      ReadBlock "d:\bb.!" Return    * replaces it with the PGP'd
      UnMarkBlock                   * text and unmarks it,
      SetScreenOff                  * turns off the screen display,
      EditFile "d:\aa.!" Return     * loads the first temp file,
      KillFile Quit                 * deletes it from disk, and
      EditFile "d:\bb.!" Return     * discards it, and then does
      KillFile Quit                 * the same with the second.
 The prompt looks like this at the end just before PGP is run:
 .---------------------------------------------------.
 | Execute what:                                     |
 | pgp -se d:\aa.! -o d:\bb.!. lisa mark             |
 `---------------------------------------------------'
 Note 1: At the first pause, give the commands.
         Allowable ones are S, E, SE, C, SC, possibly more.
         Sign, Encrypt, both, Cipher, both.  Hit Enter when done.
 Note 2: At the second, give the addressee(s), if Encrypting.
         Something like "oscar" or "ivanova ramirez chen" or "0x4fe".
         Any partial strings work, if unique.  Multiples allowed.
         Enter when done.  If using C/S, and no E, just hit Enter alone.
 Other assumption: your config.txt is set up for mail, primarily:
     Armor = on            # produces ascii output.
  TextMode = on            # use -t option where applicable
  Compress = on            # enable compression?  (Off aids debugging)
  ClearSig = on            # sign without obscuring plaintext
 If you're not set that way, you can add "+clearsig=on" and other
 switches in the static text of the command, so that the text
 " d:\aa.! -o d:\bb.! " becomes " +clearsig=on d:\aa.! -o d:\bb.! "
 or whatever.  (And, yes, I know C is technically "conventionally
 encrypt" and not "cipher".)
 -- SPEED 2.00 #1019: "Excellent!" I cried. "Elementary," said he. * Doyle
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