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To decrypt a file:
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Choose **Encrypt with password**.
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Specify which OpenPGP keys you want to encrypt the file to.
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In the **Sign/Encrypt Files** dialog, either:
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Select the file that you want to encrypt.
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To encrypt a file:
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Working with encrypted files
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<p>The OpenPGP keys stored in <i>Thunderbird</i> are separate from the keys
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<p>The [[<i>Thunderbird</i>|anonymous_internet/thunderbird]] email client
allows you to work with OpenPGP encrypted emails. Consider using
<i>Thunderbird</i> instead of <i>Kleopatra</i> if you want to exchange encrypted emails.</p>
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With *Kleopatra* you can:
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