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33 lines
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TED v1.0
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Text Encryption Device
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Written by Data Disruptor
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(c) 1991 RABID International Development Corp.
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A tool for RABID programmers
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TED is a program wrote for myself so that I could encrypt text easily and
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encorporate it into my own programs.
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What TED does is ask you for the text you wish to be encrypted (up to
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80 charachters), and it then XOR's the string with a value of 1Ah, and
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writes both the original text and the encrypted text into a file called
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ENCRYPT.TXT, so that I can later read in that file with my text editor,
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and easily throw the encrypted text into any program.
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As you may or may not know, when text is encrypted, it's a bitch trying to
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reproduce all those nasty extended ASCII charachters on your text editor,
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so this program takes care of that for you.
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Have fun with it. Oh ya, before I forget, it's a bad idea to make the string
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over 80 charachters, or else the program will die horribly when you try to
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write it to ENCRYPT.TXT.
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l8rness
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Data Disruptor
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PS: If anyone wants the source code to this program, leave me a message
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on TGS, and I'll be more than happy to post it... |