1. Steps for Symantec PGP Standalone install with Email Please use the following steps and screenshots to step your way through a standalone install of PGP Desktop with Email. Please ensure that the computer does not have any legacy PGP products installed. If you are encrypted you will need to decrypt before using theses steps. If you have to remove a legacy install please delete all PGP files from the file system and reboot before install.

2. Export your package from Universal Server and copy to the Standalone client

3. Double click the setup and begin the install and follow the prompts.

6. Reboot the Computer when you get this prompt

7. After the reboot you should be presented with this prompt. Follow the prompts.

8. Enter your license number.

9. Ensure that a check mark appears next to “PGP Messaging” If it does not, you do not have the proper license number for Messaging.

10. Select I am a new user.

11. Click Next

12. Fill in appropriate information and click Next

13. Enter Passphrase and click Next

14. Click Next

15. Click Skip if you wish.

19. Launch Outlook and you should be presented with the following. Select “Yes, secure this email account. “

20. Select “New Key”

21. Click Next

22. Enter the appropriate information.

23. Enter Passphrase

24. Click Next

25. Click Done

26. Click the PGP Tray icon in the Windows System tray. Click Options. The PGP Options are displayed. Select the Messaging tab then place a checkmark next to Enable PGP encrypt and sign buttons in Outlook. Click OK. The Sign and Encrypt buttons are an additional feature where you have control over which email needs to be encrypted and/or signed. The buttons are not a replacement for the email proxying used in PGP Desktop.

27. Launch Outlook and Click New Message Address the message click sign and or encrypt.

28. Success