TED v1.0
Text Encryption Device
Written by Data Disruptor
(c) 1991 RABID International Development Corp.

A tool for RABID programmers

TED is a program wrote for myself so that I could encrypt text easily and
encorporate it into my own programs.

What TED does is ask you for the text you wish to be encrypted (up to
80 charachters), and it then XOR's the string with a value of 1Ah, and
writes both the original text and the encrypted text into a file called
ENCRYPT.TXT, so that I can later read in that file with my text editor,
and easily throw the encrypted text into any program.

As you may or may not know, when text is encrypted, it's a bitch trying to
reproduce all those nasty extended ASCII charachters on your text editor,
so this program takes care of that for you.

Have fun with it. Oh ya, before I forget, it's a bad idea to make the string
over 80 charachters, or else the program will die horribly when you try to
write it to ENCRYPT.TXT.

l8rness

Data Disruptor

PS: If anyone wants the source code to this program, leave me a message
on TGS, and I'll be more than happy to post it...