http://www.ingber.com/utils_pgp.txt
		     ftp://ftp.ingber.com/utils_pgp.txt

If you don't know what the PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) cryptosystem is
you might start looking at
	http://web.mit.edu/network/pgp.html
and
	http://www.pgp.com/

Some people are concerned about security when sending data or queries
via e-mail.  This can be the case for some personal, academic,
government, or commercial/industrial applications, e.g., even if I am
looking only at output of ASA_OUT files and not any proprietary
information.  For such cases, you may use the PGP cryptosystem for our
correspondence.  However, please note that, since I upload/download and
encode/decode all such e-mail on my own standalone workstation, I
therefore request that you first contact me to establish the necessity
of taking such precautions.  Sorry, but I'm not available to verify and
"sign" other public keys.

Lester

Type bits/keyID    Date       User ID
sec  2048/FE2DCBAF 2000/06/16 Lester Ingber <ingber@ingber.com>

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: PGP 6.5.2
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=eDHd
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

$Id: utils_pgp.txt,v 1.2 2001/09/15 11:54:10 ingber Exp ingber $