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thanks i figured it out but i still cant get "!" to work -.- REM "Batch text file encrypter" REM UPDATES ON ENCRYPTER REM ; Variables change with each encryption. REM ; Generates a separator key from random. REM ; Creates entirely new encryption scheme each run. REM ; Decryption ...

made a typo

https://pastebin.com/YUHWJCCN

Trying to break some old habits, I made more changes.

http://lpaste.net/4185307173091278848

Thanks!

I basically want to make it encrypt all possible characters. Is this your question? You can't. Currently Unicode lists 136690 different characters. Batch does only support a little subset of them. Depending on the locale settings on a computer this subset differs for characters that exceed the ASCI...

I can make side comments if it helps

It's because autocorrect.

Mybad for the typo i can't edit the post because the
Website cuts off the right edge on my small phone because the code is to wide.

I basically want to make it encrypt all possible characters.

Hello, I borrowed some code and modified it for better use, this is a letter substitution encrypter than can encrypt entire text files. How would I make it possible to use characters such As &^*! ...etc You basically basically type a multilined message in a text file, start the encryptor, type t...

Instead of placing the script into the startup folder use shortcuts. You can adjust the window style ("Run:") to Minimized in their properties. As I told you - alternatives are - Running directly from VBScript - Running as scheduled task Steffen I understand, I simply just wanted the proc...

A batch file always runs in a console window. As you know you can hide it with a VBScript snippet. So what you could do is to run it directly from a VBScript. (I wonder what hiding a batch window is even good for. If you don't want it you should rather move to another language.) Your right there is...

A batch file always runs in a console window. As you know you can hide it with a VBScript snippet. So what you could do is to run it directly from a VBScript. (I wonder what hiding a batch window is even good for. If you don't want it you should rather move to another language.) Steffen I use multi...

Nvm my question I think I figured it out

Okay good to know thanks m8

Thank you I'll test it as soon as possible, your really a smart coder, thumbs up. Here's another question, is it possible to make it run as administrator every time as long as it was ran as administrator at least once? Might or might not be possible.... This would be very useful for a variety of scr...