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Guide to PGP Operations in a Secure Environment The following document provides a series of notes and examples which are designed to help the PGP novice user to properly maintain and care for public keys in a secure environment using the PGP utility software. Item Activity Operative Command Results/Disposition No. 1 Install System Set DOS PATH command in AUTOEXEC.BAT so that DOS can always find PGP; Set the DOS ENV variable TZ=-3 (EST). Set the DOS Env. Variable PGPPATH to the drive and sub-directory where you have your keyrings. This will make PGP available all the time. 2 REBOOT Ctrl-Alt-Del Required to make DOS Changes (Item 1) work. 3 Generate Secret Key PGP -kg System will create public and private keyrings in subdirectory specified by PGPPATH as specified in (1) 4 Create Public Key PGP -kxa <user id> This command will extract a <keyfile> "Public Key" from your keyring and put it in <keyfile>. Specify the <user id> to be extracted. To get ready to send out you public key: give your own user id. Save <keyfile>. 5 Note: At this point you can send a message to someone and include your Public Key. After you have done that, then THEY will be able to send you a PGP crypted message. 6 Received Message Ah Ha! Save this message. You will containing Public need to process this using Key for a remote PGP, shortly. correspondent.