This version of GPGshell requires GnuPG v1.0.7, for GnuPG v1.0.6 use GPGshell v2.28.

Please read the following text before doing anything else. Make sure that you understand
everything. If not, don't "try", you may lose your keys.

1. Start GPGkeys (old) and open "Preferences/GnuPG..."
   - Uncheck [quiet] (because GnuPG v1.0.7 will be too quiet with this option).
   - Remove the ":11371" part from the [keyserver] text-box (if available) or add "x-hkp://"
     at the beginning.
   - Uncheck [no-auto-key-retrieve] (you can enable it later again, but the option will have
     another name).
   - Click the "Change list-entries" button and also remove all ":11371" parts there (if
     available) or add "x-hkp://" at the beginning.
   - Close the "Change list-entries" window with "OK".
   - Close the "Preferences/GnuPG..." window with "OK".
   - Close GPGkeys.

2. Make of backup of pubring.gpg, secring.gpg and trustdb.gpg, because v1.0.7 will convert
   your existing key-rings. The backup is done only in case you may wish to go back to
   v1.0.6 or if anything else goes wrong.

3. Install GPGshell (new)

4. Replace gpg.exe v1.0.6 with gpg.exe v1.0.7.

5. Open a DOS-box and execute "gpg --rebuild-keydb-caches".

6. Start GPGkeys and click the "Reload Keys" button.

7. You may have no O(wner).trust and C(alculated).trust values anymore. This is expected.

8. Double-click all of your "secret" keys to enter GnuPG's "Edit" mode.
   - Type "trust" and give your key ultimate trust (5)
     
     Example:
     
     Please decide how far you trust this user to correctly
     verify other users' keys (by looking at passports,
     checking fingerprints from different sources...)?
     
      1 = Don't know
      2 = I do NOT trust
      3 = I trust marginally
      4 = I trust fully
      5 = I trust ultimately
      i = please show me more information
      m = back to the main menu
     
     Your decision? 5
     Do you really want to set this key to ultimate trust? y
     
   - Leave "Edit" mode with "q" + ENTER
   
   - Repeat those steps with all your secret keys (including your revoked keys). You will
     note that your C.trust values re-appear, be happy.

9. Now the ugly part, re-set all of your trust-values for foreign keys again.

Ready. To enable the automatic retrieving of keys again, goto "GPGkeys/Preferences/GnuPG..."
and check [auto-key-retrieve]. Don't forget to adjust also your option-file templates:

- Remove "quiet"
- Remove the ":11371" part from "keyserver" or add "x-hkp://" at the beginning
- Remove "no-auto-key-retrieve" resp. add "keyserver-options auto-key-retrieve"
