Does this encryption encrypt the whole email including the attachment?

is there anyway to encrypt the attachment  ?

Hi again,

sorry for repeating myself, but I think in a professional context this feature is really crucial!

Please, please add it! :-)

Cheers,
Kilian

You can encrypt a file using gpg from the command line, and you should be familiar with being able to do this.  To encrypt from the command line with GPG:

1. Open a terminal or xterm or something with a command line.
2. type 'gpg --version' to check that you can find gpg (if the gpg command isn't found, you'll need to add gpg to your PATH)
3. change directories from the command line to where your attachment resides.
4. Type 'gpg -es filename' (the -e flag means "encrypt" and the -s flag means "sign").
5. It will ask you for a recipient to encrypt for and then for your passphrase to sign.
6. It should encrypt and sign and then add ".gpg" to the end of the file.

best, Joe

hey glu,

you're a legend man! when is that version gonna be released?

thx heaps man!!!!

cheers,
kilian