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• Send URL for key retrieval adds the mail header OpenPGP: url=url

which mentions the URL from where your public key can be retrieved. If

you enable this option, you must also specify the URL by typing it into the

field. This header actually is not used for any purpose of key retrieval,

e.g. even if it is set Enigmail won't fetch the public key at the specified

URL.

Finally, Attach my public key to messages automatically attaches your public

key to any message you send.

(Versions of Enigmail prior to 1.0.0 are affected by a cosmetic bug which makes

the advanced options window transparent and its font incoherent with the rest of

the GUI. This does not improves its functionality in any way.)

While you're in Account Settings, it is a good idea to ensure that the HTML

format for outgoing messages is disabled. You can check that by choosing

Composition & Addressing and make sure Compose messages in HTML format

is unchecked. This because Enigmail does not handle HTML messages well,

and should be used with plain text messages only. In fact, even netiquette

recommends using the plain text format for email messages.

If you insist in leaving HTML as default, remember to disable it by hand every

time you want to sign or encrypt the message you're writing. The Compose

button in SeaMonkey 2.0 works as a drop-down menu from which you can

choose on-the-fly whether to compose your mail in HTML or plain text. In

Thunderbird and previous versions of SeaMonkey, if you have HTML enabled

by default you can disable it for the current message by holding down the Shift

key when clicking on the button used for message composition (Compose in

SeaMonkey, and Write in Thunderbird).

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Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.1 - 11-01-2010 Manual de usuario Pagina 44