I've very recently added new features to KiXcrypt so that you can include scripts made up of more than one file.

I strongly suggest that you use the GUI interface to generate you encrypted script. The reason is that the command line can end up very long, and you cannot type it all in (on Win95 anyway).

When you run the script, the files are all unencrypted and execute as if they were run normally. The only differences are:
  • The main script has a random file name. Keep all your secure information in the main script.
  • The main script is deleted as soon as it starts, so it is not re-entrant. The additional scripts are not deleted until the main script has finished executing.
Assuming that your main script it called "Master.kix" and your additional scripts are "Groups.kix", "Printers.kix", "Shares.kix" and "Functions.kix" the GUI will look like this:
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Hit the "Execute Command" button and it will create a "crypted.exe".

You can find a link to the GUI code (and the script itself if you want to cut'n'paste) on page 3 of this thread.