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| | 50 | == Sending signed e-mails and encrypted messages == |
| | 51 | |
| | 52 | - Go to Kleoptra interface Select your key entry and go to '''File>Export Secret Keys'''. |
| | 53 | - Give a location in the next window and Click the ASCII armour check box. Click '''OK'''. Note the location where you save |
| | 54 | - Open Firefox or Chrome browser. and go to https://www.mailvelope.com/en |
| | 55 | - Get the mailvelope Add-on and allow in your web browser. |
| | 56 | - Now you will see the mailvelope icon on your browser. Click on it and Again click on '''Configure Mailvelope''' tab |
| | 57 | - You will get the Configure page. Go to Key Management nad Click '''Import Keys'''. |
| | 58 | - Click '''Select a key text file to import''' Button. Locate the private key you exported from Kleopatra and click '''Open'''. |
| | 59 | - Search your Neighbors key from the Key search text box. Once you get it click on the fingerprint and you will get the following output. Click on the '''key icon''' and the Public key will be saved. |
| | 60 | - Now go to '''Display Keys''' and you will see the imported keys. And Primary key will be the '''private key''' |
| | 61 | Now you have setup Mailvelope you can try sending mails. |
| | 62 | - Open mail from the browser. Compose a mail and you will see the following button. Click on it. |
| | 63 | - And you will get '''Compose Email''' window. |
| | 64 | - Give your neighbors email in the Add recipient text box. (It will automatically suggest you as you have your neighbors public key) and Type a message in the text field |
| | 65 | - Click '''Options''' and check the '''Sign message with key:''' check box. |
| | 66 | - Click the encrypt Button and you will be directed back to the original compose mail window with a PGP Message. |
| | 67 | - Send the e-mail. See whether your neighbor can decrypt the message. |
