Use this batch file to call PGP.EXE. This application wrapper will
set the necessary environment variables, call PGP.EXE, then destroys
the environment variables to free conventional memory.
You will want to place this batch file in a directory that is in your
PATH. Then change PGPPATH in the batch file to reflect the location
where PGP and its files are located.
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:: PGP 2.6.2 Application Wrapper.
:_BEG
@ECHO OFF
:: Store System Path.
SET TPATH=%PATH%
:: Set PGP Application Directory.
SET PGPPATH=I:\BASE\DOS\GROUP\PGP26
:: Set Local Time-Zone (Central -6).
SET TZ=CST6CDT
:: Append PGP To Path variable.
SET PATH=%PGPPATH%;%TPATH%
:_MOD
:: BATCH Module.
PGP.EXE %1 %2 %3 %4 %4 %6 %7 %8 %9
:_END
:: Restore PATH and free /e: memory.
SET PATH=%TPATH%
SET TPATH=
SET PGPPATH=
SET TZ=
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