PGP HOWTO

6) In Windows Explorer, navigate to the location where you saved the file. The default name for the file is “PGP802-PF-W”.

7) If you are using Windows XP, unzip the file and then open the installation program named “PGP8”. If you are using a different version of windows, you will need to unzip this file before proceeding. Use a utility like WinZip (www.winzip.com) to unzip the file.

8) On the welcome page of the PGP Installation program, click next.

9) On the License Agreement page, review the text and click yes.

10) On the Read Me page, review the text and click next.

11) On the User Type page, choose “No, I’m a New User” if you do not have a keyring to import.

12) On the Install Directory page, select a destination for where the software should be installed. The default is C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\... and that should be fine for most people. Click next to continue.

13) On the Select Components page, deselect all options. Although PGP 8 comes with plug-ins to integrate with Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora and others, these options will not function with the freeware version. WARNING: If you install these additional plug-ins, the software will prompt you to purchase a license to use them. The freeware version does not support these plug-ins. After clearing the checkboxes for all the listed plug-ins, click next.

14) On the Start Copying Files page, click next.

15) On the Setup Status page, wait for the operations to complete. Amuse yourself until the progress bar reaches 100%.

16) On the PGP 8.0.2 install complete page, make sure that the box indicating that you wish to restart your computer is selected and then click finish.

17) Wait while your computer restarts. Retrieve snacks as necessary during this time.