Public PGPKey and ASCII-armored

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Tr DenKain

Okay I am using "Crypto Anywhere" to send my encrypted messages. After forever and a day I found out how to export my public key. That sad part is I only have the option to save it as ".pubrsa" which is just clear text. I found a way to take my pulic key and put an ASCII-armor around it in linux but I could not find pgp installed on my linux like in the tut I found. So my question is: "Is there a way in XP to put an ASCII-armor around my clear text public key?" I haved search around here for the answer and the only one I found that came close to it the person just said nevermind I figured it out and never posted his solution.

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>Public PGPKey and ASCII-armored - Tr DenKain 2005-12-13 04:58:11 <
- RE: Public PGPKey and ASCII-armored - Tr DenKain 2005-12-14 02:32:34
  - RE: Public PGPKey and ASCII-armored - Guest(Niv) 2006-03-13 11:36:32

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Message:	On 2005-12-13 04:58:11, DenKain wrote >Okay I am using "Crypto Anywhere" to send my encrypted messages. After forever and a day I found out how to export my public key. That sad part is I only have the option to save it as ".pubrsa" which is just clear text. I found a way to take my pulic key and put an ASCII-armor around it in linux but I could not find pgp installed on my linux like in the tut I found. So my question is: "Is there a way in XP to put an ASCII-armor around my clear text public key?" I haved search around here for the answer and the only one I found that came close to it the person just said nevermind I figured it out and never posted his solution.
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