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Extracting encrypted bits from PGP SDA?

Apparently PGP on Windows can create Self-Decrypting Archives, by wrapping an encrypted piece of data in some executable code. Is there some way of extracting the encrypted bits and use GnuPG on Linux to decrypt?

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