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to letting each user choose individual wallpaper and icons.
Anyone with physical access to that system can get at your con-
fidential data, and there’s nothing you can do about it.
NOTE No matter which version of GnuPG you install, you probably also want
to add the gpg program to your PATH environment variable, so that
you can run gpg from a command prompt. To do so, right-click My
Computer and select Properties. Go to the Advanced tab and select the
Environment Variables button. In the System Variables box, you’ll see
a PATH variable. Edit it to include the path to your completed GnuPG
installation.
Command-Line GnuPG Win32 Installation ...