> I thank you for your feedback.Your concern for the CTRL+BREAK isn't
> a problem.The QBASIC compiler I used allows you to choose whether or
> not to add in breaks (I took out the CTRL+BREAK function).I just
> thought a nice,simple LOCK program would be helpful.As for switching
> to C or C++,I'm brand new to C++.I joined this community to help and
> to learn.While I am pretty advance with QBASIC,I still have yet to
> create my first hello world program on C++.As for Jim Hall's
> post,There is a way to encrypt files on a drive without a fancy
> smancy program (It's kinda simple really).I made my own encryption
> program,which asks for a file.It then asks for a "password".The
> program takes the ASCII values of the password and adds them all
> up.It then subtracts the first two ASCII values from the total.The
> end result is a variable called KEY.This is what will encrypt and
> decrypt the files.The program then reads the ASCII values of each
> text letter in the file,and adds the KEY to the value.So the letter
> "A"'s value would go from 56 to whatever that plus the KEY is.It
> then prints the ASCII characters of the output vairables to the
> file,rewriting it.The decryption process is the opposite.
of course you may do whatever you want in any way you like, but
PLEASE STOP CALLING THIS ENCRYPTION
Tom
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