Quick, strong encryption for plain text. Command Line Secure Message is a Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 standalone, DOS batch encrypter/decrypter for plain text. Based on Blaiz Windows GUI Secure Message, Command Line also uses the same strong TBT-2 Large Key random encryption algorithm, has extra features of auto binary detection/rejection, auto same file path replacement, optional auto new destination path creation with same features: Completely anonymous - no date, time, filenameLarge, strong private passwordVariable encryption strengths:480bit - free to use with no restrictions984bit - requires purchase of unlock code2072bit - '4056bit - '8000bit - 'Auto encryption detection (detects encrypted message/s)Encrypted output is pure text in 70 character linesExample - Encrypt file(s) in same path (password = 123):Single file:C:\SM.EXE 123 C:\docs\doc1.txt /M:E /S:0 /Y /C /B'doc1.txt' file is replaced with encrypted version.Multiple files:C:\SM.EXE 123 C:\docs\*.txt /M:E /S:0 /Y /C /BAll '*.txt' files are replaced with their encrypted versions.Example - Encrypt file(s) and place into different destination path (password = 123):Single file:C:\SM.EXE 123 C:\docs\doc1.txt C:\Different_Directory\ /M:E /S:0 /Y /C /B /AMultiple files:C:\SM.EXE 123 C:\docs\*.txt C:\Different_Directory\ /M:E /S:0 /Y /C /B /A'/A' switch automatically creates destination path e.g. 'C:\Different_Directory\' if non-existent.

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