Tan, I guess when you say
quote:
I think it would be very secure if Kixcrypt...
you mean KiXtart rather than KiXcrypt?

KiXcrypt doesnt execute the files, it calls an external interpreter to execute them. While it was created for KiXtart it could just as well be AWK, PERL, DOS BAT interpreter etc. The problem is that KiXtart does not have a method of reading a script other than from a plain text file.

If KiXtart could accept the script as piped input, and then re-open the keyboard as stdin on end of file we'd be half way there.

[ 06 March 2002, 09:08: Message edited by: Richard Howarth ]