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To: Craig Richards who wrote (1136)	6/29/1999 6:52:00 PM
From: CatLady	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2514

Is anyone familiar with the encryption built into MS Outlook? Is ZixMail any better than Outlook used with a digital signature? Why would anyone buy from an unknown like Zix ( even if there was an actual product, not just a web page) instead of Microsoft? ============== Outlook Help file: Add security to Internet messages You can add two security features to the e-mail messages you send: · You can sign a message with a digital signature to ensure that the message is not altered by someone else and to assure recipients that the message came from you. · You can encrypt a message to ensure that the message and its attachments cannot be read by anyone other than the recipients you select. Before you can send a secure message, you and the message recipient must set up the appropriate security options. To send and receive secure messages from the Internet, you use a digital ID to encrypt messages. To send an encrypted e-mail message to someone, you must have a copy of that person's digital ID in your contact list.