Alexander Willner wrote the following on 5/2/11 5:28 AM: > From our point of view the issue lies in the TextWrangler code since it > "destructively modifies all files it opens".
The user insightfulmac <julioes...@gmail.com> who originated the request in the gnupg-users list (How to open Windows GPG encrypted files on MacOSX), solved his problem using TextWrangler: > After reviewing all answers, I have solved my problem! As Charly correctly > pointed out, there is a slightly difference between TXT files from Mac OS X > and Windows (basically Windows end-of-line is /R/F and Mac is /F)... As a > newbie in Mac OS X, I didn't know that... > > The solution was to "convert" the Windows TXT file to the Mac OS X TXT > format. Then, GPGServices worked perfectly! > > By the way: GPGServices is a very elegant solution! Better and simpler than > all frontends I have used in order to decrypt files in Windows... I personally prefer BBEdit, but TextWrangler (released by the same software house) can also solve the issue of converting line ends, that was the problem of insightfulmac <julioes...@gmail.com>. Regards, Charly _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
