Just to put the record straight. Again.
KiXcrypt (and wKiXcrypt) has no version dependencies.
Not only is it version independant it is language independant.
The encrypted file may be KiXtart, DOS Batch, VBS, Excel, Word, .EXE, text file or whatever you want. You decide what command line is used to start the application. By default KiXcrypt spawns a DOS environment using "%COMSPEC% /C kix32.exe".
If you want it to run silent, the following may help:
1) Use "wkixcrpt.exe"
2) Change the execute command to run "wkix32.exe /i" rather than "kix32.exe"
3) Use the "-c" option to disable the spawning of a new DOS session.
Your encrypt command will look something like:
code:
kixcrypt.exe -c MYSCRIPT.KIX wkix32.exe /i %s
This will help some way. You may get better results in a non Win9x environment by using "START". Something like:
code:
kixcrypt.exe -c MYSCRIPT.KIX start "SECRET!" /B wkix32.exe /i %s
Then call the encrypted script with "start /b" as well.
Try these, and let us know how you get on.
