Yes, that's a possible approach. You won't need Enigmail afterwards anymore.
-Patrick On 25/09/2020 07:44, Mark wrote: > Thanks.... from my read of it I gather (as I'm starting with a blank > slate on that other machine) I would need to first install GPG4Win on it > and then copy my key files to that PC. I would then install TB78 and > also the "migration edition" of Enigmail to import the keys into TB78's > OpenPGP "database" > > Is that correct? > > If so, is there a need to leave that version of Enigmail installed after > the initial importation of those keys? > > Thanks Again > > On 9/24/2020 10:31 PM, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: >> On 25.09.2020 07:28, Mark wrote: >>> Forgive me if this is a bit off-topic but I hope someone can give me >>> some tips. >>> >>> Currently I'm using TB 68 with Enigmail and GPG4Win on one system. I >>> would like to try out TB 78 with it's Open PGP but want to test it on a >>> separate machine which does not have TB, Enigmail, nor GPG4Win on it at >>> all. >>> >>> How would be the best way to accomplish this so that it imports my >>> private and public keys into it? The mail itself can be re-downloaded >>> off the servers so not real worried about that. I'm just not sure how >>> best to handle the PGP keys. >> Read the following article: >> https://sourceforge.net/p/enigmail/forum/announce/thread/7dcd29e5f9/ >> >> -Patrick >> >>
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