It looks as though WinZip is my best option at this time. I had forgotten
this was an option, and it allows 256-bit AES encryption. I will also look
into getting Digital IDs from thawte.com next time as suggested on other
news groups.
Thanks,
Mich

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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you really can't... a password protected zip would give you some security.
A secure webserver would also work.

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"M Skabialka" wrote in message
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If my company does not have encrypted email, how can I securely send a
file to someone else? This is a .pdf file created by an application,
similar to the way tax software creates these files without owning Adobe
Acrobat.
Mich