Command Overview
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   All Mailcrypt commands are (by default) activated by three-character
key sequences which begin with `C-c /'.  The most common operations are:

*Encrypting a Message*
     `C-c / e' encrypts a message using the recipient's (or recipients')
     public key(s).  See Encrypting a Message: Encrypting.

*Decrypting a Message*
     `C-c / d' decrypts a message using your secret key.  *Note
     Decrypting a Message: Decrypting.

*Signing a Message*
     `C-c / s' clearsigns a message using your secret key.  *Note
     Signing a Message: Signing.

*Verifying a Signature*
     `C-c / v' verifies the signature on a clearsigned message using the
     sender's public key.  See Verifying a Signature: Verifying.

   These functions and others are documented in detail in the following
chapters.

   Any time you are composing or reading mail or news, you can get a
summary of the available commands by typing `C-h m'.  If you are
running Emacs under X, an even easier way to see the available commands
is to access the `Mailcrypt' pull-down menu.