> I think I would just steer clear of all the /t tokenized files

This would lower the complexity even more, which is a GOOD THING. But alas, I do some software installation in some loginscripts. This requires administrative rights and therefore I exec "runas" with some nasty tricks to cover the login & password. Therefore the additional script obfuscation using pretokenization comes handy ...

Besides, the pretokenized files are half the size of the corresponding clear-text files, which is a GOOD THING too ...