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                        The Windows Privacy Tray
                             Version 0.5.5
                             
                        *** WARNING: this file is obsolete ***

Index
     1. Notice
     2. Bugs and improvements
     3. What is WinPT?
     4. Install
      4.1 Keyserver config file
     5. Verify the packet signature
     6. Native language support
     7. Other documentation
     8. Mailing lists
     9. Hotkeys for common commands
    10. Current window support
    11. Word wrapping
    12. Default key for signing
    13. Commands
     13.1 File manager
     13.2 Key manager
      13.2.1 Edit
      13.2.2 UserID
      13.2.3 Delete
      13.2.4 Sign
      13.2.5 Revoke cert
      13.2.6 Check sigs
      13.2.7 List trust path
    13.3 Keyserver
     13.3.1 Keyserver searching
     13.3.2 Proxy support
    14. Debug mode
    15. Agent support
    16. Features of the dialogs
    16. Features of the dialogs


1. Notice
---------

This is only a quick guide for WinPT. For the moment the program is its own
documentation. This is subject to change. Please note, this text needs many
improvements, because English isn't my native lanuage ;-(. Please feel free
to send me spelling corrections.


2. Bugs and improvements
------------------------

I have tried to thoroughly debug this program, but if you've found a bug,
please send me a message with a full error description!

Please include as much detail as possible including OS version, WinPT
version, and GPG version in use. Please summarize your gpg configuration
and describe any special programs or configurations on your machine. 

I try to fix bugs as quickly as possible and will upload all updates to
http://www.winpt.org


3. What is WinPT?
-----------------

WinPT is a tool to protect your privacy! Because I'm NOT a crypto expert,
I use another program, the GNU Privacy Guard for the cryptographic
functionality.

GnuPG was written by Werner Koch and is GNU Open Source. GnuPG contains all
of the functions WinPT uses for data encrypting and e-signatures and
key management.
 
WinPT is a Windows utility that sits on the taskbar. In the Windows
Clipboard, you can encrypt, sign, decrypt and verify data. You can also
import and export keys to the Clipboard.

Practically, WinPT is a taskbar front-end for GnuPG. Without GnuPG, WinPT
doesn't work! Currently not all GnuPG functions are supported. Because of
all the new features, WinPT is more then just an universal e-mail plugin.
Together with the filemanager and the keymanager, it's like a real GUI.


4. Install
----------

First you should install the GPG binary into C:\GNUPG (Version 1.0.5 or
later.) (If you want to use a directory other than C:\GNUPG you must modify
the preferences in the WinPT program at Preferences->GPG Prefs.


** GPG 1.0.5 is needed for WinPT but because of the security problem
   with this version, it's recommend to use 1.0.6! **

Next, download the WinPT binary package from the Internet. You can find the
latest WinPT version at http://www.winpt.org/download.html. Create a
directory and extract all WinPT releated files.


With the 0.5.0 version of WinPT, all modules are now integrated in
the main package. So you don't need the wipe-ext.dll or the ldap-ext.dll!


4.1 Keyserver config file
-------------------------

Now the keyserver config is read dynamically. That means there is a file
which WinPT reads the keyserver from. The name of this file MUST be
"keyserver.conf". I added a sample config file with the most common
keyservers. Of course it's possible to add own entries. Take a look
at the hints inside the file how to format the entries. If there no file,
the format can be described like this: 'DNS-Name=IP-Address'. Each line
of the file contains such an entry.


5. Verify the packet signature
------------------------------

To verify that the source (or the binary) wasn't changed, you should
verify the package signature with GnuPG. For the process you will need
my OpenPGP public key. If you don't have it, please take a look at
http://www.winpt.org/twoaday.asc

# gpg --verify WinPT-x.x.x-exe.zip.asc
# gpg --verify WinPT-x.x.x-src.zip.asc

gpg should output that the signature was correct and that the signature
was created by me.

My key ID is 0xBF3DF9B4: 'Timo Schulz <[email protected]>'.


6. Native language support
--------------------------

As a new feature WinPT now can handle multiple languages. To activate this
do the following:

- Create a directory where you want to store the locale files
  (the .mo files)

- Rename your favourite .mo file to winpt.mo

- Put all .mo files into this directory
  (For example the gnupg.mo and the winpt.mo)

- Start WinPT and choose the menu entry 'Preferences->GPG Prefs'.
  Set your locale directory to the directory containing winpt.mo.

- Now WinPT runs in the language you have selected.

For the moment, WinPT supports these languages:

    * Italian winpt-it.mo
    * French winpt-fr.mo
    * German winpt-de.mo
    * Spanish winpt-es.mo
    * Russian winpt-ru.mo
    * Portuguese (Brazilian) winpt-pt_BR.mo
    * Portuguese winpt-pt_PT.mo
    * Hungarian winpt-hu.mo
    * Chinese winpt-zh_CN.mo
    * Czech winpt-ch.mo

If you are interested in translating WinPT in your native language, please
let me know :-). It's not much work and you do NOT need to be a developer!


7. Other documentation
----------------------

For those who are inexperienced with GnuPG it makes sense to download the
GnuPG guide or a HOWTO. There are many sites for this, but you can start
with the GnuPG site. This site is available in many languages. I prefer
the GNU Privacy Handbook. It contains background information that makes
working with GnuPG more effective.

http://www.gnupg.org

General questions (look first at the topic point), can be sent to one of the
mailing lists. All GnuPG lists are in English.

PGP User list (German) [email protected]
GPG User list (English) [email protected]
GPG Developer list (English) [email protected]

At the moment the only available documentation for WinPT is this file. In
future releases I will include HTML documentation.


8. Mailing lists
----------------

If you want to get the latest information, reports, or discussions about
WinPT you can subscribe to one of the WinPT mailing lists. There is a list
for users and one for developers. Both lists are in English! To subscribe
send a message to '[email protected]' with "subscribe listname" in the
body.

Example: subscribe winpt-name_of_thelist

[email protected]    - The developer list
[email protected]  - The users list

Please, before you send a message to the list take a look at the FAQ
or the README files. It's possible that your question is already answered
there!


9. Hotkey for common commands
-----------------------------

WinPT supports shortcuts, or 'Hotkeys', for the main gpg commands.  These
keys are registered system wide, so you can use them from any window. If you
have some problems with this keys, you can change the hotkeys in the
preferences dialog.

Encrypt Clipboard        CTRL+ALT+e
Sign & Encrypt           CTRL+ALT+b
Decrypt/verify Clipboard CTRL+ALT+d
Sign Clipboard           CTRL+ALT+s
Export Clipboard         CTRL+ALT+x
Import Clipboard         CTRL+ALT+i

In the event of an error, it's possible that another program already uses
some of the hotkeys. WinPT will tell you which hotkey wasn't installed properly
so it's easier to figure out which hotkey caused the problem.


10. Current window support
--------------------------

WinPT allows you to use the main operations (sign and encrypt)
within the current window. This only works if the current window contains
text. For example, a mailer window with the message, a text editor or a
simple edit field. There are some kind of windows that are NOT supported
yet!

The easiest way to access this feature is using the hotkeys. Note: if
you use this feature the text will automatically be cut, encrypted
and pasted again in the window. You don't need to do anything manually.

Encrypt current window         ALT+SHIFT+e
Decrypt/verify current window  ALT+SHIFT+d
Sign current window            ALT+SHIFT+s

Alternately you can use the WinPT menu for the current window support.
Please note, that the mode doesn't work very well if you use the menu
entry. I recommend to use it with the hotkeys until I fix this problem.


11. Word wrapping
-----------------

As a new feature, WinPT can wrap lines at a specific column. You can set
the value for this feature in the preferences dialog. If you don't want
to use this feature, you only need to set the value to "0".


12.Default keyid for signing
----------------------------

There are two ways to set the default keyid. The best solution is to
set the "default-key" entry in the GPG options file. Alternative you can
also use "encrypt-to" for the default keyid.
The second solution is to let WinPT figure out it from the secret key cache,
the first key in this cache is the default keyid. Warning, with this method
it's possible that another keyid is chosen (because of the order in which the keyring
was read!).


13. Commands
------------


13.1 Filemanager
----------------

The filemanager is used to perform GPG operations on files. In further releases
I'll add more commands. Currently, encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify
is available. To add a file to the list element, you can use drag & drop
or use the 'Open' menu entry, like Windows Explorer.

Please note that this code is under heavy development, but is should be
fairly stable. It possible that some parts don't work as expected, but
feel free to mail me about any bugs!


13.2 Keymanager
---------------

13.2.1 Edit
-----------

Here you access some of the "edit-key" command from the GPG command
line.


13.2.2 UserID
-------------

Gives you an overview about all user id's from a public key. The validity
of each is also listed.


13.2.3 Delete
-------------

With it you can delete public keys and/or key pairs.


13.2.4 Sign
-----------

This is an interface to sign a public key.


13.2.5 Revoke cert
------------------

Generate a revocation certificate for the chosen key.


13.2.6 List trust path
----------------------

TODO.


13.2.7 Check sigs
-----------------

With this command you can check the signatures from a special public key.


13.2.7 Key properties
---------------------

This dialog is an easy way to get an overview about the given key.
To activate this dialog, you've to double click on a key item in the
key management dialog. Then a dialog with all related information about
the selected key will open.


13.3 Keyserver
--------------

13.3.1 Keyserver searching
--------------------------

This new feature works exactly like the normal keyserver support.
You have to enter the pattern, then chose a keyserver. The command
is started with the "Search" button. The next dialog contains all
found keys from the keyserver. If you want, you can import a key
from this list by select the key and press the "Receive" button.

13.3.2 Proxy support
--------------------

If you are not able to connect directly to the internet, you can
use the proxy settings. To enable proxy support, you need to add
"use_proxy=xx.xx.xx.xx:port" to your keyserver.conf. Then restart
WinPT. Now the keyserver code uses the proxy instead of the direct
connection.

If your proxy needs some kind of authentification, you can use
"proxy_user" and "proxy_pass". Then for each request the data
is used. The code was tested with some HTTP/WWW proxies but it's
also possible that it does *not* work with some proxies! Please tell
me if you've problems with your proxy server.


14. Debug mode
--------------

To make the detection of bugs and programming mistakes easier, WinPT
contains a built-in debug mode.

It can be activated with the '--enable-debug'
switch on the command line. Then the WinPT output is more verbose and all
steps are logged a in a file with the name "gpgme.dbg". This file is stored
in the current directory and ONLY contains GPG related information. If you
think it is a WinPT problem, you can find a debug file in c:\windows\temp.
The name of this file is "winpt.log". It's possible that this file is very
large, so do NOT forget to compress it.

After an error has occured, it would be very useful to send this file to me.
Which file you'll send depends on the occured error. Don't use the debug
mode for your usual work; it slows down both GPG and WinPT.


15. Agent support
-----------------

To use the Windows GPG Agent, you must start the process BEFORE running
WinPT. When there was no error, WinPT runs in a passphrase-less mode. All
passphrase requests are send to the client. As a result the sign and
sign & encrypt dialogs contain NO passphrase items! To force WinPT to use
the internal passphrase routines, you can use the "--no-agent" option on
the command line.


16. Features of the dialogs
----------------------------

This sections contains hints about the special features of some dialogs.
Currently this is only valid for dialog with listview controls.

o Selection of an entry for the GPG main commands

If you only want to select one recipient, you can also double click
the line which the recipient you want to choose. Then the command
is automatically invoked and you don't need to click the "OK" button.

o Context menu for the key manager

Now the keymanager supports a context menu. To activate it, you should
click with the right mouse button on a selected item.

o Generic keys known from the Explorer

For example the key manager supports generic keys like:
DELETE = secure the selected key.

o Context menu for the file manager

This popup menu is similar to the key manager menu.

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6			Index
7			1. Notice
8			2. Bugs and improvements
9			3. What is WinPT?
10			4. Install
11			4.1 Keyserver config file
12			5. Verify the packet signature
13			6. Native language support
14			7. Other documentation
15			8. Mailing lists
16			9. Hotkeys for common commands
17			10. Current window support
18			11. Word wrapping
19			12. Default key for signing
20			13. Commands
21			13.1 File manager
22			13.2 Key manager
23			13.2.1 Edit
24			13.2.2 UserID
25			13.2.3 Delete
26			13.2.4 Sign
27			13.2.5 Revoke cert
28			13.2.6 Check sigs
29			13.2.7 List trust path
30			13.3 Keyserver
31			13.3.1 Keyserver searching
32			13.3.2 Proxy support
33			14. Debug mode
34			15. Agent support
35			16. Features of the dialogs
36			16. Features of the dialogs
37
38
39			1. Notice
40			---------
41
42			This is only a quick guide for WinPT. For the moment the program is its own
43			documentation. This is subject to change. Please note, this text needs many
44			improvements, because English isn't my native lanuage ;-(. Please feel free
45			to send me spelling corrections.
46
47
48			2. Bugs and improvements
49			------------------------
50
51			I have tried to thoroughly debug this program, but if you've found a bug,
52			please send me a message with a full error description!
53
54			Please include as much detail as possible including OS version, WinPT
55			version, and GPG version in use. Please summarize your gpg configuration
56			and describe any special programs or configurations on your machine.
57
58			I try to fix bugs as quickly as possible and will upload all updates to
59			http://www.winpt.org
60
61
62			3. What is WinPT?
63			-----------------
64
65			WinPT is a tool to protect your privacy! Because I'm NOT a crypto expert,
66			I use another program, the GNU Privacy Guard for the cryptographic
67			functionality.
68
69			GnuPG was written by Werner Koch and is GNU Open Source. GnuPG contains all
70			of the functions WinPT uses for data encrypting and e-signatures and
71			key management.
72
73			WinPT is a Windows utility that sits on the taskbar. In the Windows
74			Clipboard, you can encrypt, sign, decrypt and verify data. You can also
75			import and export keys to the Clipboard.
76
77			Practically, WinPT is a taskbar front-end for GnuPG. Without GnuPG, WinPT
78			doesn't work! Currently not all GnuPG functions are supported. Because of
79			all the new features, WinPT is more then just an universal e-mail plugin.
80			Together with the filemanager and the keymanager, it's like a real GUI.
81
82
83			4. Install
84			----------
85
86			First you should install the GPG binary into C:\GNUPG (Version 1.0.5 or
87			later.) (If you want to use a directory other than C:\GNUPG you must modify
88			the preferences in the WinPT program at Preferences->GPG Prefs.
89
90
91			** GPG 1.0.5 is needed for WinPT but because of the security problem
92			with this version, it's recommend to use 1.0.6! **
93
94			Next, download the WinPT binary package from the Internet. You can find the
95			latest WinPT version at http://www.winpt.org/download.html. Create a
96			directory and extract all WinPT releated files.
97
98
99			With the 0.5.0 version of WinPT, all modules are now integrated in
100			the main package. So you don't need the wipe-ext.dll or the ldap-ext.dll!
101
102
103			4.1 Keyserver config file
104			-------------------------
105
106			Now the keyserver config is read dynamically. That means there is a file
107			which WinPT reads the keyserver from. The name of this file MUST be
108			"keyserver.conf". I added a sample config file with the most common
109			keyservers. Of course it's possible to add own entries. Take a look
110			at the hints inside the file how to format the entries. If there no file,
111			the format can be described like this: 'DNS-Name=IP-Address'. Each line
112			of the file contains such an entry.
113
114
115			5. Verify the packet signature
116			------------------------------
117
118			To verify that the source (or the binary) wasn't changed, you should
119			verify the package signature with GnuPG. For the process you will need
120			my OpenPGP public key. If you don't have it, please take a look at
121			http://www.winpt.org/twoaday.asc
122
123			# gpg --verify WinPT-x.x.x-exe.zip.asc
124			# gpg --verify WinPT-x.x.x-src.zip.asc
125
126			gpg should output that the signature was correct and that the signature
127			was created by me.
128
129			My key ID is 0xBF3DF9B4: 'Timo Schulz <[email protected]>'.
130
131
132			6. Native language support
133			--------------------------
134
135			As a new feature WinPT now can handle multiple languages. To activate this
136			do the following:
137
138			- Create a directory where you want to store the locale files
139			(the .mo files)
140
141			- Rename your favourite .mo file to winpt.mo
142
143			- Put all .mo files into this directory
144			(For example the gnupg.mo and the winpt.mo)
145
146			- Start WinPT and choose the menu entry 'Preferences->GPG Prefs'.
147			Set your locale directory to the directory containing winpt.mo.
148
149			- Now WinPT runs in the language you have selected.
150
151			For the moment, WinPT supports these languages:
152
153			* Italian winpt-it.mo
154			* French winpt-fr.mo
155			* German winpt-de.mo
156			* Spanish winpt-es.mo
157			* Russian winpt-ru.mo
158			* Portuguese (Brazilian) winpt-pt_BR.mo
159			* Portuguese winpt-pt_PT.mo
160			* Hungarian winpt-hu.mo
161			* Chinese winpt-zh_CN.mo
162			* Czech winpt-ch.mo
163
164			If you are interested in translating WinPT in your native language, please
165			let me know :-). It's not much work and you do NOT need to be a developer!
166
167
168			7. Other documentation
169			----------------------
170
171			For those who are inexperienced with GnuPG it makes sense to download the
172			GnuPG guide or a HOWTO. There are many sites for this, but you can start
173			with the GnuPG site. This site is available in many languages. I prefer
174			the GNU Privacy Handbook. It contains background information that makes
175			working with GnuPG more effective.
176
177			http://www.gnupg.org
178
179			General questions (look first at the topic point), can be sent to one of the
180			mailing lists. All GnuPG lists are in English.
181
182			PGP User list (German) [email protected]
183			GPG User list (English) [email protected]
184			GPG Developer list (English) [email protected]
185
186			At the moment the only available documentation for WinPT is this file. In
187			future releases I will include HTML documentation.
188
189
190			8. Mailing lists
191			----------------
192
193			If you want to get the latest information, reports, or discussions about
194			WinPT you can subscribe to one of the WinPT mailing lists. There is a list
195			for users and one for developers. Both lists are in English! To subscribe
196			send a message to '[email protected]' with "subscribe listname" in the
197			body.
198
199			Example: subscribe winpt-name_of_thelist
200
201			[email protected] - The developer list
202			[email protected] - The users list
203
204			Please, before you send a message to the list take a look at the FAQ
205			or the README files. It's possible that your question is already answered
206			there!
207
208
209			9. Hotkey for common commands
210			-----------------------------
211
212			WinPT supports shortcuts, or 'Hotkeys', for the main gpg commands. These
213			keys are registered system wide, so you can use them from any window. If you
214			have some problems with this keys, you can change the hotkeys in the
215			preferences dialog.
216
217			Encrypt Clipboard CTRL+ALT+e
218			Sign & Encrypt CTRL+ALT+b
219			Decrypt/verify Clipboard CTRL+ALT+d
220			Sign Clipboard CTRL+ALT+s
221			Export Clipboard CTRL+ALT+x
222			Import Clipboard CTRL+ALT+i
223
224			In the event of an error, it's possible that another program already uses
225			some of the hotkeys. WinPT will tell you which hotkey wasn't installed properly
226			so it's easier to figure out which hotkey caused the problem.
227
228
229			10. Current window support
230			--------------------------
231
232			WinPT allows you to use the main operations (sign and encrypt)
233			within the current window. This only works if the current window contains
234			text. For example, a mailer window with the message, a text editor or a
235			simple edit field. There are some kind of windows that are NOT supported
236			yet!
237
238			The easiest way to access this feature is using the hotkeys. Note: if
239			you use this feature the text will automatically be cut, encrypted
240			and pasted again in the window. You don't need to do anything manually.
241
242			Encrypt current window ALT+SHIFT+e
243			Decrypt/verify current window ALT+SHIFT+d
244			Sign current window ALT+SHIFT+s
245
246			Alternately you can use the WinPT menu for the current window support.
247			Please note, that the mode doesn't work very well if you use the menu
248			entry. I recommend to use it with the hotkeys until I fix this problem.
249
250
251			11. Word wrapping
252			-----------------
253
254			As a new feature, WinPT can wrap lines at a specific column. You can set
255			the value for this feature in the preferences dialog. If you don't want
256			to use this feature, you only need to set the value to "0".
257
258
259			12.Default keyid for signing
260			----------------------------
261
262			There are two ways to set the default keyid. The best solution is to
263			set the "default-key" entry in the GPG options file. Alternative you can
264			also use "encrypt-to" for the default keyid.
265			The second solution is to let WinPT figure out it from the secret key cache,
266			the first key in this cache is the default keyid. Warning, with this method
267			it's possible that another keyid is chosen (because of the order in which the keyring
268			was read!).
269
270
271			13. Commands
272			------------
273
274
275			13.1 Filemanager
276			----------------
277
278			The filemanager is used to perform GPG operations on files. In further releases
279			I'll add more commands. Currently, encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify
280			is available. To add a file to the list element, you can use drag & drop
281			or use the 'Open' menu entry, like Windows Explorer.
282
283			Please note that this code is under heavy development, but is should be
284			fairly stable. It possible that some parts don't work as expected, but
285			feel free to mail me about any bugs!
286
287
288			13.2 Keymanager
289			---------------
290
291			13.2.1 Edit
292			-----------
293
294			Here you access some of the "edit-key" command from the GPG command
295			line.
296
297
298			13.2.2 UserID
299			-------------
300
301			Gives you an overview about all user id's from a public key. The validity
302			of each is also listed.
303
304
305			13.2.3 Delete
306			-------------
307
308			With it you can delete public keys and/or key pairs.
309
310
311			13.2.4 Sign
312			-----------
313
314			This is an interface to sign a public key.
315
316
317			13.2.5 Revoke cert
318			------------------
319
320			Generate a revocation certificate for the chosen key.
321
322
323			13.2.6 List trust path
324			----------------------
325
326			TODO.
327
328
329			13.2.7 Check sigs
330			-----------------
331
332			With this command you can check the signatures from a special public key.
333
334
335			13.2.7 Key properties
336			---------------------
337
338			This dialog is an easy way to get an overview about the given key.
339			To activate this dialog, you've to double click on a key item in the
340			key management dialog. Then a dialog with all related information about
341			the selected key will open.
342
343
344			13.3 Keyserver
345			--------------
346
347			13.3.1 Keyserver searching
348			--------------------------
349
350			This new feature works exactly like the normal keyserver support.
351			You have to enter the pattern, then chose a keyserver. The command
352			is started with the "Search" button. The next dialog contains all
353			found keys from the keyserver. If you want, you can import a key
354			from this list by select the key and press the "Receive" button.
355
356			13.3.2 Proxy support
357			--------------------
358
359			If you are not able to connect directly to the internet, you can
360			use the proxy settings. To enable proxy support, you need to add
361			"use_proxy=xx.xx.xx.xx:port" to your keyserver.conf. Then restart
362			WinPT. Now the keyserver code uses the proxy instead of the direct
363			connection.
364
365			If your proxy needs some kind of authentification, you can use
366			"proxy_user" and "proxy_pass". Then for each request the data
367			is used. The code was tested with some HTTP/WWW proxies but it's
368			also possible that it does not work with some proxies! Please tell
369			me if you've problems with your proxy server.
370
371
372			14. Debug mode
373			--------------
374
375			To make the detection of bugs and programming mistakes easier, WinPT
376			contains a built-in debug mode.
377
378			It can be activated with the '--enable-debug'
379			switch on the command line. Then the WinPT output is more verbose and all
380			steps are logged a in a file with the name "gpgme.dbg". This file is stored
381			in the current directory and ONLY contains GPG related information. If you
382			think it is a WinPT problem, you can find a debug file in c:\windows\temp.
383			The name of this file is "winpt.log". It's possible that this file is very
384			large, so do NOT forget to compress it.
385
386			After an error has occured, it would be very useful to send this file to me.
387			Which file you'll send depends on the occured error. Don't use the debug
388			mode for your usual work; it slows down both GPG and WinPT.
389
390
391			15. Agent support
392			-----------------
393
394			To use the Windows GPG Agent, you must start the process BEFORE running
395			WinPT. When there was no error, WinPT runs in a passphrase-less mode. All
396			passphrase requests are send to the client. As a result the sign and
397			sign & encrypt dialogs contain NO passphrase items! To force WinPT to use
398			the internal passphrase routines, you can use the "--no-agent" option on
399			the command line.
400
401
402			16. Features of the dialogs
403			----------------------------
404
405			This sections contains hints about the special features of some dialogs.
406			Currently this is only valid for dialog with listview controls.
407
408			o Selection of an entry for the GPG main commands
409
410			If you only want to select one recipient, you can also double click
411			the line which the recipient you want to choose. Then the command
412			is automatically invoked and you don't need to click the "OK" button.
413
414			o Context menu for the key manager
415
416			Now the keymanager supports a context menu. To activate it, you should
417			click with the right mouse button on a selected item.
418
419			o Generic keys known from the Explorer
420
421			For example the key manager supports generic keys like:
422			DELETE = secure the selected key.
423
424			o Context menu for the file manager
425
426			This popup menu is similar to the key manager menu.
427