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Asked Viewed 25k times When installing Windows 98, the part of the setup process where you enter things like product details looks... different. The scrollbars, buttons, title bar and such look more like they belong in Windows 3.1 or Windows 3.11, apparently using "ctl3d" style. After the "Restarting your computer" step, it looks like the process continues where it left off, except that it now looks like a Windows 98 program. What's going on here, exactly?
When I send, say, a great recipe for funnel cake to Alice and Bob using GPG, I can be pretty sure they will both be able to decrypt it. However, can I be certain, or prove after the fact, that they will be the only ones who can?* Context: I assumed this was easy: gpg messages have a list of possible decryption key IDs, which I thought was always guaranteed to be complete. However, then I stumbled upon the option for gpg itself and now I'm not sure anymore.
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