* Major changes in 0.0.14
** epa-file can handle remote files over Tramp.
** Workaround for a face initialization bug of GNU Emacs.
** Follow the face naming convention of GNU Emacs.
* Major changes in 0.0.13
** epa-file bug fixes.
*** Fixed a compatibility bug on XEmacs 21.5.
*** Do not mark the buffer as modified.
* Major changes in 0.0.12
** epa-file.el usability improvements.
*** Ask recipients only the first time.
*** Respect epa-armor and epa-textmode.
*** Customizing epa-file-name-regexp now works.
*** Backup files for "*.gpg" are also encrypted.
* Major changes in 0.0.11
** Include the EasyPG Assistant user's manual
** Decode user-id's encoded in UTF-8 with "%" or "\" escape
** If a user attempt to encrypt data to an untrusted recipient, EasyPG
prompt the key-id (it requires GnuPG version 2.0.2 or later)
** epa-file.el turns off auto-saving by default
* Major changes in 0.0.10
** Support GnuPG versions older than 1.4.3
** Provide a minor-mode to encrypt/sign mails
* Major changes in 0.0.9
** epa.el usablity improvements.
*** M-x epa-encrypt-region specifies --armor & --textmode by default
*** M-x epa-sign-region and M-x epa-sign-file create a cleartext signature by
default
*** Region based commands now determine the coding-system used to
encode the plain text
*** Fingerprints are pretty-printed
*** New user option epa-protocol to use the S/MIME.
** Support XEmacs compiled with --with-mule=no --with-file-coding=no.
* Major changes in 0.0.8
** epa-file.el can now specify recipient keys from the file local
variable `epa-file-encrypt-to'.
** Always encode passphrase with eol-type LF.
** Allow empty user IDs.
** Support handling notations on the signature.
* Major changes in 0.0.7
** Fixed a clearsign verification bug.
** Parse "group" configuration parameters of GnuPG.
** epg-verify-file and epg-verify-string now return the plaintext
after successful verification.
** Obey the decoding coding-system determined by
decode-coding-inserted-region.
** Improved progress display.
** Allow file names starting with "-".
