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- From: Malcolm Smart <MALCOLM.SMART@CONOCO.DUPONT.COM>
- Subject: String Encryption
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- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 1996 10:15:32 GMT
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- Hi
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- Has anybody out there got any small routines that I can apply to strings
- which will effectively encrypt them (and decrypt!). It's not a matter of
- state security so it doesn't have to be that secure, just make it
- unreadable. I've tried XORing but that throws back control characters
- which, for some reason, the client doesn't want. He wants alphanumeric
- characters only in the encrypted file.
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- Any help greatly appreciated. (Mail as well as post any replies please.)
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- Regards
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- Malcolm Smart
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- --These are own questions and opinions.
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