The keyid is appended to the end of the coin file with a new packet type number preceding it. These coin files will be accepted by the V1.0 client. This file concentrates on the changes. The Automatic Client performs the same functions as the manual client, except that it has no user interface. The program is controlled by command-line arguments and information piped into stdin.
All output is written to files or sent to stdout.
Compiling AC.C with MM.C and the appropriate PGPTools files produces the Automatic Client. If you are using a PC, it is worthwhile to get the 8086.ASM file from PGP2.3a and use it. These defines work for both the normal and automatic clients. The automatic client accepts one option, and zero, one, or two filenames. If run with no options or filenames, it will print a help screen.