Question about keyservers on Windows

[Faramir]

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El 20-10-2010 18:16, Anthony Papillion escribió:
> I'm running Windows XP Professional with SP3.
...

  I never use command line if I can avoid it, so usually I use GPGShell
as a GUI for GPG. It is free, but not OpenSource. All it does is to call
GPG and give it the commands and parameters for what you want to do. I'm
using Windows XP pro SP3 too, with GPG 1.4.11, and I have not noticed
problems. What is the command you used? I don't know how to send the
keys from command line, and today I can't devote time to learn it.

  Best Regards
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