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Old 06-03-04, 11:25
sanver sanver is offline
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Exclamation Script Encoder Syntax

Hi

i want to encoding of my scripts using this syntex

screnc test.html encode.html

i am using this syntex in command line

it says that it is not recognised internal or external command

whats the problem

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Old 06-03-04, 12:03
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I'm not sure what you're attempting to accomplish. Do you have a program called "screnc" that you want to execute at a command line from an ASP page?
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Old 06-04-04, 01:45
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Encodes scripting source code so it cannot be easily viewed or modified by users.

Syntax
SCRENC [/s] [/f] [/xl] [/l defLanguage ] [/e defExtension] input file output file

If i use this syntex in my dos mode to encode my scripts is giving me a error that it is not internal or external command of windows.

screnc /f test.htm

whats the problem

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Old 06-04-04, 12:25
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Script encoder is given out by Microsoft so encode scripting language.
Not many ppl known this for a few reasons.
First- It serves them not much to encrpyt the source code since it server side code.
Second- Its can be easily decoded using other tools.
Thrid- There won't be any enchancement to the current script encoder.

But nevertheless it is quite useful to encryt your scrpting code and make it just 1 level harder for other ppl to read.

So for your problem my fren...you should try running the command screnc from the folder where u'r screnc.exe is located.


Thus if u want to encrpyt the html file, then put u'r screnc.exe in that folder and run the dos command from the folder. Get wat I'm saying?
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