problem getting gpg to work

[Scott Lambdin]

It sounds like you already know how to unzip them.  Are you asking how to
decrypt them?

Do you have any reason to believe the files were encrypted for a key that
you have in your possession?

gpg --list-packets <file>

will tell you the key that was used to encrypt.  If you do not have the
private key for it, you are out of luck.

--Scott

On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Wanda Sprowl <wmsprowl at austin.rr.com> wrote:

>  I have a zipped file that I un zipped and then notice the file types are
> gpg.
>
> I installed the gpg and un tarred it in a different location where the zip
> folder is, does that matter?
>
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>
> Also, what command do I use to unzip the gpg file ?
>
> When I ungpg or gz the file I need to be a txt file for importing into
> access.
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> Many thanks
>
> Mary
>
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