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- CIPHER is fairly simple to use yet provides excellent file security.
- It enrypts a file, making it unreadable junk until you decipher
- the file using the correct key. CIPHER requires three parameters...
- the cipher key, the input file and the output file. The key can be
- any series of characters or numbers while the input file must be
- a valid file name. (The output file will be created and so it doesn't
- to be an valid existing file name.)
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- As a simple demonstration, decipher the CIPHER.CPH file to
- a file name TEST.TXT. Type this command....
- "CIPHER 1234A CIPHER.CPH TEST.TXT"
- This will produce a valid ASCII text file named TEST.TXT.
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- Enjoy!
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- CIPHER was written by David Stafford and originally appeared
- in the July 1993 issue of Computer Shopper. It was changed
- slightly and compiled for OS/2 using Borland C++ for OS/2
- by David Eagen on July 11, 1993.
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