What's New in PGP Personal Privacy Version 6.5.3
 for Windows 95/98, Windows NT, and Windows 2000
  Copyright (c) 1990-99 by Networks Associates 
 Technology, Inc., and its Affiliated Companies. 
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This What's New file contains important information
regarding PGP Personal Privacy. Network Associates
strongly recommends that you read this entire
document.

Network Associates welcomes your comments and
suggestions. Please use the information provided in
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WHAT'S IN THIS FILE

- Fixes in this Release
- New Features
- Documentation
- System Requirements
- Known Issues 
- Year 2000 Compliance
- Additional Information
- Contacting Network Associates

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FIXES IN THIS RELEASE

1.  In some situations, it was not possible to
    Decrypt/Verify a message after browsing your
    hard drive with the Microsoft Outlook
    browser.  This has been corrected.

2.  PGP can now decrypt files that originally 
    did not have a file extension. 

3.  PGPnet now supports Multi-Tech PCMCIA Cards on
    Windows NT.  Previously, this card was only
    supported on Windows 95 and Windows 98.

4.  PGP and CyberCop Scanner can now be installed
    on the same Windows NT computer.

5.  Problems with some 16 bit applications 
    crashing while PGPtray is running may be 
    resolved.

6.  PGP will now permit the selection of the 
    destination directory if the source directory 
    is read-only or full.

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NEW FEATURES IN PGP

1.  PGPnet. PGPnet is a landmark product in the
    history of PGP. PGPnet secures all TCP/IP
    communications between itself and any other
    machine running PGPnet. PGPnet has 
    been successfully tested with Cisco routers 
    (requires Cisco IOS 12.0(4) or later with 
    IPSec TripleDES), Linux FreeS/WAN, and many 
    others. PGPnet is also the first IPSec product
    to fully support the use of OpenPGP keys for 
    authentication in addition to X.509
    certificates.

2.  Self-Decrypting Archives. You may now encrypt
    files or folders into Self-Decrypting Archives
    (SDAs) that can be used by users who do not
    even have PGP. The archives are completely
    independent of any application, compressed and
    protected by PGP's strong cryptography.

3.  X.509 Certificate and CA Support. PGP is now 
    able to interoperate with the X.509 certificate
    format. This is the format used by most web
    browsers for securing the transfer of
    information. PGP supports the automated request
    of certificates from Network Associates' Net
    Tools PKI, VeriSign's OnSite, and Entrust
    certificate authorities. X.509 certificates are
    analogous to a PGP signature, so you can even
    request X.509 certificates on your existing PGP
    key. This feature can also be used to
    interoperate with existing VPN solutions based
    on X.509.

4.  Integrated PGP Command Line. This version
    incorporates the popular command line version of
    PGP for Windows platforms. This product provides
    a convenient way to integrate PGP with other 
    Windows applications and automated processes
    on your desktop system. Please note that this 
    is intended for single user/workstation use. For 
    use on servers, customers are required to
    purchase the PGP e-Business Server product.
    Please contact your local Network Associates
    Sales representative for more information.

5.  Automated Freespace Wiping. PGP's Freespace Wipe
    feature now allows you to use the Windows Task
    Scheduler to schedule periodic secure wiping 
    of the free space on your disk.

6.  Hotkeys. The Use Current Window feature has been
    significantly enhanced by the addition of
    Hotkeys. By using a configured key combination,
    the Encrypt/Decrypt/Sign functions can be
    automatically invoked without using PGPtray.
    This feature is very useful for users using
    messaging applications that PGP does not
    currently have a plug-in for, such as Netscape
    Messenger.

7.  Fingerprint Word List. When verifying a PGP
    public key fingerprint, you can now choose to
    view the fingerprint as a word list instead of
    hexadecimal characters. The word list in the
    fingerprint text box is made up of special
    authentication words that PGP uses and are
    carefully selected to be phonetically distinct
    and easy to understand without phonetic
    ambiguity.

8.  Support for Outlook 2000 and Outlook Express
    5.0. This version of PGP adds support for
    sending and receiving encrypted email in
    Microsoft Outlook 2000 and Outlook Express 5.0.

9.  HTTP Proxy Support. If you are behind a 
    firewall with an HTTP proxy server, PGP now 
    supports accessing HTTP keyservers through the 
    proxy.  To use this feature, you must configure 
    the proxy server address in your Internet
    Explorer preferences.

10. Smart Word Wrapping. The word wrapping in PGP
    now automatically rewraps paragraphs and even
    quoted paragraphs resulting in much cleaner
    signed messages.


* PGP ENHANCEMENTS *

1. Support for Windows 2000 operating systems. This 
   release of PGP introduces support for Microsoft's
   latest releases of Windows. All PGP functionality
   is available in Windows 2000 except PGPnet.
   PGPnet will support Windows 2000 in future
   releases of PGP.

2. Windows 2000 IPSec interoperability. PGPnet 
   running on non-Windows 2000 systems can establish 
   VPN connections with the built-in Windows 2000 
   IPSec client.  (The Windows 2000 system must be 
   running the Windows 2000 High Encryption Pack.)

3. Intel Pentium III Random Number Generator (RNG) 
   support. If your computer is equipped with the 
   Intel RNG, PGP will use the random data generated
   by the chip in addition to our own entropy
   collection whenever random data is needed for key
   generation and encryption. The Intel RNG is
   currently only available with select Pentium III
   chipsets, including the Intel 810 chipset.

4. Automatic email plug-in pre-selection. PGP will
   now automatically pre-select email plug-ins to
   install on your system based on what messaging
   applications are installed. Nevertheless, you are
   still able to change the selected plug-ins at
   install time.


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DOCUMENTATION

Also included with this release are the following 
manuals, which can be viewed online as well 
as printed:

* Introduction to Cryptography 
* PGP Installation Guide
* PGP User's Guide
* PGP Command Line User's Guide

Each document is saved in Adobe Acrobat Portable 
Document Format (.PDF). You can view and print these 
documents with Adobe's Acrobat Reader. PDF files 
can include hypertext links and  other navigation 
features to assist you in finding answers to 
questions about your Network Associates product.

To download Adobe Acrobat Reader from the World Wide
Web, visit Adobe's Web site at:

http://www.adobe.com/

This release also includes integrated online help
in Microsoft Windows Help format:

* Online help:
  - PGP online help
  - PGPdisk online help  
  - PGPnet online help

Documentation feedback is welcome. Send email to
tns_documentation@nai.com.

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

To install PGP on a Windows 95, 98, 2000, or NT system,
you must have:
- Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4.0 with Service Pack
  3/4/5
- 32 MB RAM
- 16 MB hard disk space for the client install

If you plan to run PGPnet on the system, you must 
also have:

- Microsoft TCP/IP
- A compatible LAN/WAN network adapter 

Note: PGPnet functionality is not available for 
users of Windows 95a (the original release of
Windows 95) or Windows 2000. PGPnet supports Windows 
95b (OSR2), Windows 98, and Windows NT 4.0.
 
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KNOWN ISSUES

*PGP ISSUES*

1.  Mismatching your keyring files can result in 
    data loss. Your public keyring file and private 
    keyring file must be kept in sync.  If, for 
    instance, you select a public keyring file that
    does not contain the public portion of your 
    private key and do not also change the private 
    keyring to the corresponding file, you and 
    others will not be able to encrypt to exported 
    versions of your key after that time. In most 
    cases, simply updating your key from a public 
    copy on a keyserver will fix this.  However, it 
    is recommended that the keyring files always be
    kept in sync. A future version is expected 
    to correct this issue.

2.  Using a Split Key as a public key for PGPdisk 
    will not allow reconstitution of the key through 
    the usual dialog provided for reconstituting 
    split keys. To use such a key to open a PGPdisk, 
    you must first rejoin the key in PGPkeys.

3.  Some PGP Version 6.0 and later features are 
    incompatible with previous versions of PGP, so 
    we feature a "compatible" export format that 
    strips incompatible features such as Photo IDs 
    and X.509 certificates from keys. Selecting 
    "Include 6.X Extensions" in the Export dialog 
    enables these features to be exported. By 
    default, we export in compatible mode. You 
    may change the default in the Advanced 
    preferences dialog. When sending a key to a 
    PGP Certificate Server Version 2.0 or above, 
    Photo IDs always accompany the key. The default 
    LDAP server in PGP 6.x supports this.

4.  Sometimes, after a PGPdisk volume is unmounted 
    and placed in the Recycle Bin and the Bin is 
    emptied, Windows reports that the drive letter  
    associated with the PGPdisk volume is no longer 
    accessible. This behavior should cease after 
    the system is rebooted. This will not interfere 
    with the normal operation of your system.

5.  On Windows 95/98, the Free Space Wiper will 
    reset every time another program writes to your 
    disk while the wiping process is in progress. 
    This is similar to defragmentation programs, 
    and is required by the Operating System. For 
    optimal wiping, make sure to close all open 
    applications. On some systems with very low 
    amounts of RAM, it may be advisable to also
    shutdown Windows Explorer.

6.  The Windows Explorer provides PGP with 
    information only about the target of a shortcut 
    and not the shortcut itself. If you use the 
    Wipe feature in the Explorer, the shortcut 
    itself will not be wiped. The actual target 
    will be wiped. When using PGPtools, the shortcut 
    will also be wiped.

7.  Hotkeys are for use with applications that 
    support general text editing. Using Hotkeys 
    with some applications may result in 
    unpredictable behavior.  

8.  Hard disk utilities (such as ScanDisk) or
    programs that monitor the hard disk will not run
    on a drive on which a PGPdisk volume is mounted. 
    This is to ensure that the PGPdisk volume does
    not become corrupted. To use your hard disk
    utilities, unmount all PGPdisk volumes on the
    drive on which you wish to use the utilities.

9.  PGPdisk volumes accessed using an Additional 
    Decryption Key open with permissions set as 
    follows: FAT volumes open with permissions 
    set to read-only; NTFS volumes open with 
    permissions set to read/write.

10. (Windows 2000 only) To support Windows 2000's 
    Hibernation mode, PGPdisk's Inactivity Timeout 
    feature is disabled on Windows 2000. 

11. (Windows 98 only) If you create a PGPdisk that
    you plan to immediately copy to a different 
    drive, we recommend that you reboot before you
    copy to make sure everything is written
    correctly. This is only a potential issue just
    after the creation of the PGPdisk, and is due to
    a Windows 98 disk caching bug.

12. The PGP Exchange/Outlook plugin does not support 
    Microsoft Word as an email editor.

13. We strongly recommend that VirusScan users
    upgrade to VirusScan Version 4.0.3 or later to
    take advantage of the newest virus DAT file 
    update features.


* PGPNET ISSUES *

1.  Do not attempt to manually uninstall PGPnet. 
    It is very important that you use the PGP 
    Uninstaller to remove PGPnet. PGPnet makes 
    extensive modifications to the registry and 
    changes the bindings on network adapters. 
    The PGP Uninstaller can be accessed via the 
    Add/Remove Programs control panel.

2.  [Windows NT only]
    As a precautionary measure, in the unusual 
    event that there is a incompatibility between 
    your network card driver and PGPnet, you can 
    create a "No Networking" hardware profile 
    prior to installing PGPnet on your system. 
    The "No Networking" hardware profile can be 
    used later if an incompatibility occurs.
 
    To create a "No Networking" hardware profile,
    right click on "My Computer," select Properties,
    and then select the Hardware Profiles tab. Use 
    the Copy button to create a copy of the Original 
    Configuration. Get Properties on your copied 
    configuration and click the Network tab.
    Finally, select the "Network-disabled hardware
    profile" checkbox. Click OK to both windows 
    and then you are done. (Due to a Windows bug 
    we recommend that you restart once and 
    double-check that the "No Networking" 
    configuration is working before you
    install PGPnet.)

3.  [Windows 95 only]
    You may experience a loss of networking after
    resuming from standby mode. You must reboot 
    your machine to resume network activity.

4.  PGPnet is not compatible with the Intel 
    EtherExpress 16 driver.   
    
5.  Installing virtual private network software 
    such as PGPnet on the same machine as a firewall
    or another VPN client is highly likely to cause
    problems. We recommend uninstalling the other
    product prior to installing or choosing not to
    install PGPnet on such a machine.

6.  You cannot use the default MSN dialer to 
    connect to MSN if PGPnet is installed.
    To connect to MSN with PGPnet, use the Microsoft 
    Dial-Up Networking client. 

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YEAR 2000 COMPLIANCE

Information regarding NAI products that are 
Year 2000 compliant and its Year 2000 standards 
and testing models may be obtained from NAI's 
website at http://www.nai.com/y2k.  

For further information, email y2k@nai.com.   

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

PGP 6.5.3 includes support for both RSA and
Diffie-Hellman key types.
 
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CONTACTING NETWORK ASSOCIATES

On December 1, 1997, McAfee Associates merged
with Network General Corporation, Pretty Good
Privacy, Inc., and Helix Software, Inc. to form
Network Associates, Inc. The combined Company
subsequently acquired Dr Solomon's Software,
Trusted Information Systems, Magic Solutions,
and CyberMedia, Inc.

Network Associates continues to market and
support the product lines from each of the
former entities. You may direct all questions,
comments, or requests concerning the software
you purchased, your registration status, or
similar issues to the Network Associates
Customer Service department at the addresses or
phone numbers listed below.

Contact the Network Associates Customer Service
department at: 

1.  Phone (972) 308-9960
    Monday-Friday, 6:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
    Pacific time

2.  Fax (408) 970-9727
    24-hour, Group III Fax 

3.  Email: custcare@nai.com
 
  
Network Associates Corporate Headquarters  
    McCandless Towers
    3965 Freedom Circle   
    Santa Clara, CA 95054

Phone numbers for corporate-licensed customers:
    Phone: (972) 308-9960
    Fax:   (408) 970-9727

Phone numbers for retail-licensed customers:
    Phone: (972) 855-7044
    Fax:   (408) 970-9727


Or, you can receive online assistance through any of
the following resources:

1.  Internet Email: pgpsupport@pgp.com

2.  Internet FTP: ftp.nai.com

3.  World Wide Web: http://support.nai.com

4.  America Online: keyword MCAFEE

5.  CompuServe: GO NAI

To provide the answers you need quickly and
efficiently, the Network Associates technical
support staff needs some information about your
computer and your software. Please have this
information ready when you call:

- Program name and version number
- Computer brand and model
- Any additional hardware or peripherals connected 
  to your computer
- Operating system type and version numbers
- Network name, operating system, and version
- Network card installed, where applicable
- Modem manufacturer, model, and speed, where 
  applicable
- Relevant browsers or applications and their
  version
  numbers, where applicable
- How to reproduce your problem: when it occurs,
  whether you can reproduce it regularly, and under 
  what conditions
- Information needed to contact you by voice, fax,
  or email

We also seek and appreciate general feedback.


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please take a moment to review the contents of this
file. If the problem you've encountered is
documented, there is no need to report the problem
to Network Associates.

If you find any feature that does not appear to
function properly on your system, or if you believe
an application would benefit greatly from
enhancement, please contact Network Associates with
your suggestions or concerns.


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