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At 12:33 AM 12/11/2003, Andrew Kenneth Milton wrote:

>You should be able to use a certificate at a cafe via floppy/cd/USB key (I
>guess, I've never been to one)

Alas, many cybercafes -- especially those in Europe -- give you access to
a screen and a keyboard... and nothing else. They're worried that if
you can put media in the machine you can infect it or Trojan it.

--Brett