[PLUG] gpg/enigmail/w32

[Art Alexion <art.alexion@verizon.net>]

I was thinking this was off-topic, but remembered that this list 
includes discussions of "Linux and _open source software_"

In an attempt to sign *all* of my mail, I installed gpg for win32 and 
enigmail on the windows PC that my wife and kids primarily use, and I 
occasionally use.  It seems the more [signed] mail I view and send, the 
slower Mozilla gets until I finally have to close and restart Mozilla.  
I've noticed that gpg runs as a hidden DOS process once enigmail invokes 
it.  (not visible on the task bar, but appearing as winoldapp when I hit 
ctrl-alt-del to bring up a list of running processes.

Has anyone else had this problem?  Any suggestions for dealing with it 
more effectively?

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