Encryptor/Decryptor 1.b

	by Pete Sperl
	speed27@erols.com


	This program is more of a novelty than an actual program. I made it primarily to
test my binary skills and to maybe find a way to pass notes in class. It converts a string
to 6-bit binary, and saves it as a picture of your choice. The Encryptor has a status meter, but the 
the Decryptor does not, sorry, maybe in a later release. It locks the image with a password
(the first 24 bits), which you are prompted for when encrypting/decrypting a pic. I 
edit-locked these programs so teachers or other officials couldn't edit them to bypass
the passwords. If anyone wants the code, I'll be glad to give it out, just send me a mail.
The String can be 500+ chars long, I've never used more than 20% of the screen, so you'll have
plenty of space. The program isn't that slow, maybe 1 minute for 50 characters, but decrypt
is slightly faster. Also, the string is not stored using ASCII codes in the pic, this way,
you can't just make another program to crack it unless you know my system, which is stored
in the ZDecrypt/ZEncrypt files.

	Characters that can be used:

	A-Z
	0-9
	: . , ?

Other characters will be skipped by the program

					Pete Sperl
					speed27@erols.com