Pandoc and Tesseract to keep images and TOC

[kso]

Originally Posted by Hitch

I hate to confess this, but I also tell my clients to NEVER send me passwords, login details, etc., in email, and if they MUST, to attach it in an email. It's not secure. Is it "better" to send it in an attachment? Not really, but at least I keep them from blasting it all across the globe in the body of the email. {shrug}.

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Hitch

In our case it could have been sent by registered snail mail, or they could provide a TLS secured web interface where clients record their details after having received credentials again by registered (certified) snail mail. The whole thing has been going on for more than half a year already anyway. I know that PGP and similar solutions aren't ready for people who don't know how to at least check a mail header before replying to some dubious offer blindly.

Aah well ...

klaus

[Hitch]

Originally Posted by kso

In our case it could have been sent by registered snail mail, or they could provide a TLS secured web interface where clients record their details after having received credentials again by registered (certified) snail mail. The whole thing has been going on for more than half a year already anyway. I know that PGP and similar solutions aren't ready for people who don't know how to at least check a mail header before replying to some dubious offer blindly.

Aah well ...

klaus

Oh, god, NO, I could not deal with SnailMail. I mean, kill me now. I already have enough trouble getting rid of them.

Hitch