Recent changes to Kryptmin

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Sun, 01 Nov 2020 20:32:37 -0000

--- v30
+++ v31
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@

 Barry Stanly

-Printed on October 20, 2020
+Printed on November 01, 2020

 Copyright 2018 by Barry Stanly

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
 Barry Stanly
 Henderson NV, 2018

-Kryptmin (Version: 2.0.0.0-Beta)
+Kryptmin (Version: 2.0.1.1-Beta)
 Kryptmin is currently undergoing Beta testing, If you notice any anomalies, please file a ticket at:
 [https://sourceforge.net/p/kryptmin/tickets](https://sourceforge.net/p/kryptmin/tickets)
 __________________________________________________________
@@ -233,7 +233,8 @@

 * Last PW. Clicking Show PW causes this item to display the last password used. Normally it displays the kind of password that was last used, such as "System PW" (for system password), or "Default" for the default password.  

-* View. The view options are All, Files, and Folders. These specify what types of items are to be displayed. Folders are preceded with [F] to distinguish them from files.  
+* View. The view options are All, Files, and Folders. These specify what types of items are to be displayed. Folders are preceded with [F] to distinguish them from files.   
+
 
 ## 2.2 Controls  
     The following buttons appear on the main screen:
@@ -288,7 +289,7 @@
 * [Password Override] -- this specifies an arbitrary password. For example setting Password Override to, say, 'Frederick The Great', will encrypt/decrypt using that exact password.
 
 ## 2.4 Drag And Drop  
-  Kryptmin supports drag and drop between the Encrypt and Decrypt windows and between the the Encrypt and Decrypt windows and the Windows file manager (Windows Explorer.)
+  Kryptmin supports drag and drop between the Encrypt and Decrypt windows and between the Encrypt and Decrypt windows and the Windows file manager (Windows Explorer.)
 If [ ] Move Files is checked, then the default drag operation is to move the highlighted files; otherwise the default drag operation is to copy the files. Kryptmin supports the following modifiers for drag and drop. The modifier keys override the default set by Move Files:


@@ -595,7 +596,7 @@
 FN
 
 Ext
Parent
Path
CDate
CurrentDate
Forever
Level
ProcLevel

 Curent file name
Current file extension
Lowest folder
Full file path
File modification date
Today's date
1 > 0
0
0

-Name of active file
Active file extension
Folder in which file is located
Complete path to file
Date file was last modified: YYYYMMDD
YYYYMMDD
A shorthand for a continuous loop
Print level. Increase the Level and the amount of printing increases
Print level inside of procs.

+Name of active file
Active file extension
Folder in which file is located
Complete path to encrypted file
Date file was last modified: YYYYMMDD
YYYYMMDD
A shorthand for a continuous loop
Print level. Increase the Level and the amount of printing increases
Print level inside of procs.

 
 

@@ -610,17 +611,23 @@

 Another example is, say a policy change. You wish to change passwords across a set of files. You can manually write a script to decrypt using the old password and then re-encrypt using the new one, or you may opt to change passwords based on the file creation date (or both.) The way to change passwords based on a date, say May 5, 2020 in KScript is as follows:
 
-If If1 CDate > "20200501"
-   Return NewPW
-Else If1
-   Return OldPW
-endif If1
+
+
+
+
+
+If If1 CDate > "20200505"

+   Return NewPW

+Else If1

+   Return OldPW

+endif If1
+

 The properties of KScript are discussed in the following paragraphs.
 
 
 ### 3.5.1 KScrypt Syntax  
-  Symbols are represented by alpha-numeric names. The first character must be alphabetic. ('$', and '_' count as alphabetic, though the first character must be a letter.) KScript commands and symbol names are case insensitive. Lines that are less than 3 characters long or that begin with a pound sign ('#') are comments. Before each line is interpreted, symbols that are preceeded with a caret ('^') are dereferenced, i.e. replaced with their value. Tokens are strings of one or more characters separated by spaces. A token may be a symbol name, a character string, or an integer number.
+  Symbols are represented by alpha-numeric names. The first character must be alphabetic. ('$', and '_' count as alphabetic.) KScript commands and symbol names are case insensitive. Lines that are less than 3 characters long or that begin with a pound sign ('#') are comments. Before each line is interpreted, symbols that are preceeded with a caret ('^') are dereferenced, i.e. replaced with their value. Tokens are strings of one or more characters separated by spaces. A token may be a symbol name, a character string, or an integer number.

 Symbols are assigned values via commands. The basic assignment commands are the Set and Setm commands. These have the following format:
 
@@ -641,10 +648,9 @@

 And symbol ABC now has the value of: "Now is the time for all good men".

-A numeric expression has the following format:
-
-operand operator operand
-
+A numeric expression uses a simple format or an extended format. The simple format looks like:
+
+operand operator operand

 Example:
 
@@ -656,7 +662,21 @@

 Symbol ABC will be set to 32. Actually the Setm commnd knows that the operands must reduce to integer numbers, so it is not necessry to dereference the symbols, the symbol table will automatically be checked anyway.

-The numeric operators are '+', '-', '*', and '/', for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The setm command supports a single operation at a time.
+The numeric operators are '+', '-', '*', '/', and '%' for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and remainder.
+  
+The extended format looks like:
+
+setm symbol-name (expression) operator (epression) ...
+The expression consists of operands separated by operators. Example:
+
+setm N (3 + 5) * (2)
+Symbol N will be set to 16, as opposed to writing it as:
+
+setm N (3 + 5 * 2)
+in this case N will also be set to 16, which illustrates that expressions are evaluated left to right without regards to operator precedence.. Another example is:
+
+setm N (2 * 3 + 5) + (10)
+This evaluates to: (11) + (10) = 21.

 The following table lists the KScript control structures. Brackets ('[]') indicate optional characters. An 'm' as the last letter indicates math mode, i.e. the operands are numbers rather than character strings.
      Table 3.5.1-III KScript Decision Making Commands
@@ -669,9 +689,9 @@
 Comment
 
 IF[m] label
 
-ELIF[m] label
Else label
Endif label
While[m] label
WContinue label
Wexit label
Wend label

-Expression
Expression
 
 
Expression
 
 
 

-if the expression is true, the following statements are executed
if the preceding test is false and the expression is true, the following statements are executed
If none of the previous expressions were true, then the else statements are executed.
Ends the IF control statement. IF statements may be nested.
The statements following the While statement are executed as long as the expression is true. While statements may be nested.
Skip to corresponding Wend statement
The corresponding while loop is exited
Ends the While Loop

+ELIF[m] label
Else label
Endif label
IExit label
While[m] label
WContinue label
Wexit label
Wend label

+Expression
Expression
 
 
 
Expression
 
 
 

+if the expression is true, the following statements are executed.
if the preceding test is false and the expression is true, the following statements are executed.
If none of the previous expressions were true, then the else statements are executed.
Ends the IF control statement. IF statements may be nested.
The corresponding IF-Block is exited past the EndIf statement.
The statements following the While statement are executed as long as the expression is true. While statements may be nested.
Skip to corresponding Wend statement.
The corresponding while loop is exited.
Ends the While Loop.

 
 

@@ -715,6 +735,7 @@
  ...
 Wend

+Comparisons are case insensitive, unless the operator has an ending "s", in which case the comparisons are case sensitive.
 The operators are as follows:
      Table 3.5.1-IV KScript Operator Table

@@ -725,16 +746,15 @@
 Description
 Alias
 
-GT
 
-GE
EQ
NE
LT
LE
AND
OR

+GT[s]
 
+GE[s]
EQ[s]
NE[s]
LT[s]
LE[s]
AND
OR

 Greater Than
Greater Than or Equal
Equal
Not Equal
Less Than
Less Than or Equal
And
Or

->
>=
=, ==
<>, !=
<
<=
&, &&
|, ||

+>[s]
>=[s]
=[s], ==[s]
<>[s], !=[s]
<[s]
<=[s]
&, &&
|, ||

 
 


-Note '=' is a case sensitive compare, '==' is a case insensitive compare.
-  Either the operator or its alias may be used. Expressions are evaluated from left to right without regard to operator precedence.
+  Either the operator or its alias may be used. Expressions are evaluated from left to right without regard to operator precedence.

 KScript also supports parsing commands. These are discussed in the following paragraphs.
 
@@ -822,9 +842,9 @@
 5. Root.NumSD = 5
 
 ### 3.5.4 GetSubDir  
-  The getsubdir command parses a path and returns nth sub directory of path.
-
-Syntax:  Root n Path
+  The getsubdir command parses a path and returns the nth sub directory of the path.
+
+Syntax:  getsubdir Root n Path

 Inputs:

@@ -841,7 +861,9 @@

 2. Length -- number of characters in SubDir
 Example:
+
 GetSubDir SD 3 C:\Users\Me\Trial\Test\TestIt.txt
+
 Results:


@@ -852,7 +874,7 @@
 ### 3.5.5 Index  
   The index command returns the location of a sub-string inside a larger string. The first position is zero. If the string is not found it returns -1.

-Syntax:  Root BigString SmallString
+Syntax:  Index Root BigString SmallString

 Inputs:

@@ -931,7 +953,7 @@
 
 
 ### 3.5.7 KScript Log  
-KScript maintains a diagnostic log that can be viewed in test mode or in the trace log if trace is activated. Each line in the log is labeled according to the input line that generated the log line(s). Thus a "View" statement on input line 023 would result in multiple output lines, each eled 023.
+KScript maintains a diagnostic log that can be viewed in test mode or in the trace log if trace is activated⁽⁷⁾. Each line in the log is labeled according to the input line that generated the log line(s). Thus a "View" statement on input line 023 would result in multiple output lines, each labeled 023.

 The following commands write to the log:

@@ -960,7 +982,7 @@
 
 ### 3.5.8 KScript Modularity  
 KScript supports three types of program blocks: If, While, and Proc. Each block type is identified by a label. Thus Wexit (while exit) refers to the Wend (While end) that has the same label. That way While blocks can be nested. The same logic applies to If statements. The third type of program block is the Proc. Procs act like subroutines and support parameter passing. Procs are located at the end of the script and are preceded by a Procs statement.
-  The Procs statement divides the script into procs and non-procs. All While and If blocks must be closed before the Procs statement is encountered.
+  The Procs statement divides the script into procs and non-procs. All While and If blocks must be closed before the Procs statement is encountered. Statements outside of a proc after the procs satement is encountered are mostly ignored⁽⁸⁾

 The proc definition is a proc statement:

@@ -971,18 +993,23 @@
 Currently there are no defaults. If a Proc statement defines 3 parameters, then exactly 3 parameters must be passed to the proc when it is invoked. Procs are invoked by a Call statement. The format is:
 Call Proc-name P1 P2 P3
 The Proc-name is the same name as is on the Proc statement. The parameters have the proc name prepended. Example:
-
-
-Call MyProc A B C
-Call SecondProc OnlyOne
-Procs
-Proc MyProc One Two Three
-log One = ^MyProc:One^, Two = ^MyProc:two^, Three = ^MyProc:three^
-Pend
-
-Proc SecodProc One
-log One = ^SecondProc:One^
-Pend
+
+
+
+
+
+
+Call MyProc A B C

+Call SecondProc OnlyOne

+Procs

+Proc MyProc One Two Three

+  log One = ^MyProc:One^, Two = ^MyProc:two^, Three = ^MyProc:three^

+Pend

+ 

+Proc SecodProc One

+  log One = ^SecondProc:One^

+Pend
+

 The results were:
 
@@ -1022,33 +1049,37 @@
 C:\Users\Me\Projects\Project1
 \...
 C:\Users\Me\Projects\ProjectN
-Then we want to identify when the current directory is part of the Projects branch and then choose a password based on the project name. This password should apply to all files and subdirectories in the project:
-
-
-log Display initial symbol table
-# Get the branch name
-GetSubDir Branch 3 Path
-View
-if Mif Branch.Subdir == "Projects"
-   Call GetProjectPW
-else Mif
-   Return ^FN^.^Fn
-Endif Mif
-
-Procs
-Proc GetProjectPW
-  GetSubDir Project 4 Path
-  log Project = Project.Subdir
-  if Mif2 Project == "Project1"
-     Return Project1
-  ELIF Mif2 Project == "Project2"
-     Return ^Project2^.^FN
-  else Mif2
-     Return ^Project^.^FN
-  Endif Mif2
-Pend GetProjectPW
-
-The starting logic determines the branch and if the branch is "Projects", then a proc is called to isolate the logic of returning the desired password.
+Then we want to identify when the current directory is part of the Projects branch and then choose a password based on the project name. This password should apply to all files and subdirectories in the project.
+The starting logic determines the branch and if the branch is "Projects", then a proc is called to isolate the logic of returning the desired password.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+# Get the branch name

+GetSubDir Branch 3 ^Path

+log Display initial symbol table

+View

+if Mif Branch.Subdir == "Projects"

+   Call GetProjectPW

+else Mif

+   Return (^FN^)-(^Fn^)

+Endif Mif

+ 

+Procs

+Proc GetProjectPW

+  GetSubDir Project 4 ^Path

+  log Project = Project.Subdir

+  if Mif2 Project.Subdir == "Project1"

+     Return Project1

+  ELIF Mif2 Project.Subdir == "Project2"

+     Return ^Project.Subdir^-(^FN^)

+  else Mif2

+     Return ^Project.Subdir^-(^FN^)

+  Endif Mif2

+Pend GetProjectPW
+

     [[img src="AccessPWManager.jpg" height="302" width="572" ]]
 Figure 3.5.11-15 Accessing the Password Manager

@@ -1121,7 +1152,7 @@
 ## 5.1 Backups  
     Whenever you make important changes to your profile, it is a good idea to back it up. You can do this by clicking [Setup] and then clicking [Save]. This creates a backup copy of your profile in the Encrypted folder. You cannot just copy Profile.7z as stored in the Profile folder because it is encrypted using the system password and is deliberately not portable -- use [Save] to copy it to the Encrypted folder. (Use the [Install] button under Setup to install an archived or modified Profile from either the decrypted or encrypted folders.)

-You should have a backup system that automatically backs up your Documents folder (which includes your Protected and Encrypted folders.) If you don't have an online backup system in place, here is a survey of good backup systems⁽⁷⁾: [https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp](https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp).
+You should have a backup system that automatically backs up your Documents folder (which includes your Protected and Encrypted folders.) If you don't have an online backup system in place, here is a survey of good backup systems⁽⁹⁾: [https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp](https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp).
 
 
 ## 5.2 Customizing Windows  
@@ -1157,7 +1188,7 @@
    b. The file name  

    c. The file path
-MyPW is invoked whenever normal passwords are required (i.e. password override and temp password are not specified.) MyPW then has the responsibility of displaying the desired password as PW:"password"⁽⁸⁾. Because MyPW.bat is a command file, it can launch any program or other command file, which gives it total flexibility. As an example of use, suppose you are changing passwords. And files older than a certain date should be Decrypted using password 1 and everything else should use password 2. MyPW.bat allows you to implement the password change seamlessly.
+MyPW is invoked whenever normal passwords are required (i.e. password override and temp password are not specified.) MyPW then has the responsibility of displaying the desired password as PW:"password"⁽¹⁰⁾. Because MyPW.bat is a command file, it can launch any program or other command file, which gives it total flexibility. As an example of use, suppose you are changing passwords. And files older than a certain date should be Decrypted using password 1 and everything else should use password 2. MyPW.bat allows you to implement the password change seamlessly.
 
 
 ## 5.4 Note on Encryption  
@@ -1236,12 +1267,12 @@

 Since this help file is about using Kryptmin, the interested reader is referred to the literature for more information on PGP/GPG.

-Assuming Fred and George agree to use a common password, say Snarflubber01, the following is a way to set up a usable e-mail channel between Fred and George using Kryptmin⁽⁹⁾.
+Assuming Fred and George agree to use a common password, say Snarflubber01, the following is a way to set up a usable e-mail channel between Fred and George using Kryptmin⁽¹¹⁾.


 * George creates a directory named C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred to keep files sent to Fred; and a directory named C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\FromFred to hold Fred's replies. George decided to locate the folders (Directories) inside of his Documents folder. This is because his backup system automatically backs up the Documents folder.  

-* Then George launches Kryptmin and clicks on the Unencrypted files drop-down list and selects Edit⁽¹⁰⁾.  
+* Then George launches Kryptmin and clicks on the Unencrypted files drop-down list and selects Edit⁽¹²⁾.  

 * He pastes "C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred" in the New Protected field and also in the New Encrypted field because he  is going to hold both encrypted and decrypted files in the same folder. See figure 5.11-24  

@@ -1294,7 +1325,7 @@

 5. Stuff.docx appears in the unencrypted window.  

-6. Fred doubleclicks Stuff.docx to read it⁽¹¹⁾. 
+6. Fred doubleclicks Stuff.docx to read it⁽¹³⁾. 
 
 
 ### 5.11.3 Using the Channel Wizard  
@@ -1380,15 +1411,19 @@

 (6) Quotation marks are optional and quotation marks (") are automatically deleted after detecting the password.

-(7) I personally use I-Drive, but they are all good.
-
-(8) The quotation marks are optional.
-
-(9) There is a Wizard to do the setup, see 5.11.3-26
-
-(10) you can also right-click to invoke the editor
-
-(11) Actually Fred could just doubleclick on Stuff.7z, and Kryptmin will automatically decrypt it to the view folder.
+(7) Trace is an option under setup
+
+(8) Block labels are recognized, everything else is ignored.
+
+(9) I personally use I-Drive, but they are all good.
+
+(10) The quotation marks are optional.
+
+(11) There is a Wizard to do the setup, see 5.11.3-26
+
+(12) you can also right-click to invoke the editor
+
+(13) Actually Fred could just doubleclick on Stuff.7z, and Kryptmin will automatically decrypt it to the view folder.

 
 # I N D E X
@@ -1436,163 +1471,164 @@
 
 
 Create Encrypted Channel
+
Modular arithmetic
+
+
+Data fields
 
Multiple folder mode
 
 
-Data fields
+
Decryption during startup
 
Multiple folders
 

 
-Decryption during startup
+
Default override password
 
MyPW
 

 
-Default override password
+
Default password
 
Options
 

 
-Default password
+
Default Password
 
Override passwords - X.001
 X.002
 X.003
 

 
-Default Password
+
Default security
 
Password manager
 

 
-Default security
+
Deleting files
 
Passwords
-

-
-Deleting files
-
Pasting web passwords
 
 
 Detail editor - X.001
 X.002
-
PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
+
Pasting web passwords
 
 
 Drag-and-drop - X.001
 X.002
 X.003
+
PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
+
+
+Editing the Profile
 
Power shell
 
 
-Editing the Profile
+
Editing the profile
 
Pretty Good Privacy
 

 
-Editing the profile
+
Encrypted Channel
 
profile
 

 
-Encrypted Channel
+
Encrypted e-mail
 
Profile Defined
 

 
-Encrypted e-mail
+
Encryption during shutdown
 
Profile directory - X.001
 X.002
 

 
-Encryption during shutdown
+
Errors.txt
 
Profile folder
 

 
-Errors.txt
+
Example decrypting files
 
profile folder
 

 
-Example decrypting files
+
Example encrypting files
 
Profile format
 

 
-Example encrypting files
+
Example encrypting folders
 
Regedit - X.001
 X.002
 

 
-Example encrypting folders
+
Exchanging files
 
Registry
 

 
-Exchanging files
+
Format Profile
 
Remote Save
 

 
-Format Profile
+
GPG - GNU Pretty Good Privacy
 
renaming a site
 

 
-GPG - GNU Pretty Good Privacy
+
Hand editing the profile
 
Restoring the profile
 

 
-Hand editing the profile
+
Kryptmin
 
Restoring the profile from backup
-

-
-Kryptmin
-
Right-click menu
 
 
 KScript - X.001
 X.002
 X.003
+
Right-click menu
+
+
+KScript - getsubdir command
 
Root:FN - X.001
 X.002
 
 
-KScript - getsubdir command
+
KScript - index command
 
Saving the profile
 

 
-KScript - index command
+
KScript - Initial symbol table
 
Sharing Passwords
 

 
-KScript - Initial symbol table
+
KScript - log levels
 
System Password
 

 
-KScript - log levels
+
KScript - operators
 
Trace
 

 
-KScript - operators
+
KScript - parse command
 
Trace.txt
 

 
-KScript - parse command
+
KScript - pop command
 
troubleshooting
 

 
-KScript - pop command
+
KScript - substr command
 
Usage buttons
 

 
-KScript - substr command
+
KScript case sensitive compare
 
Usage options
 

 
-KScript case insensitive compare
+
KScript control commands
 
Using multiple folders
 

 
-KScript control commands
+
KScript Procs
 
Viewing files
 

 
-KScript Procs
+
KScript syntax
 
Web password manager
 

 
-KScript syntax
+
Launcher mode
 
Windows power shell
 

-
-Launcher mode
-

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Wed, 21 Oct 2020 00:15:48 -0000

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Wed, 21 Oct 2020 00:14:01 -0000

--- v28
+++ v29
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-Kryptmin -- An Encryption and Web Manager
+Kryptmin -- A File Encryption Manager and a Web Password Manager

 Written by

 Barry Stanly

-Printed on March 31, 2019
+Printed on October 20, 2020

 Copyright 2018 by Barry Stanly

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@

 Kryptmin manages passwords for you and also decrypts (for viewing or editing) to a specified Folder. This way things don't get lost.

-Because of the software design, it was easy to extend Kryptmin to also manage web passwords and to do a few other things. Kryptmin web password management is normally used for sensitive sites, where you don't want to trust a browser password manager. Browser managers are very convenient, but I don't like to potentially expose important money matters to public domain managers that maintain my data on an undisclosed site -- however good they are. So Kryptmin provides an alternative that stores your data in encrypted format on your PC. Kryptmin also supports keeping notes with the site-address/password/username. This can be very convenient.
+Because of the software design, it was easy to extend Kryptmin to also manage web passwords and to do a few other things. Kryptmin web password management is normally used for sensitive sites, where you want explicit control. Browser managers are very convenient, but I like to know explicitly where my passwords are stored and to be able to display them if I need to. So Kryptmin provides an alternative that stores your data in encrypted format on your PC. Kryptmin also supports keeping notes with the site-address/password/username. This can be very convenient. Browsers also store your passwords on your PC, but they do not always support viewing your passwords en masse or storing them in a separate encrypted file as a backup.

 It should be noted that disk encryption programs protect your data when the physical disk is stolen, they do not protect your data against malware after you have unlocked your disk for use. For this reason, it is still a good idea to encrypt sensitive files.

@@ -39,7 +39,9 @@
 Barry Stanly
 Henderson NV, 2018

-Kryptmin (Version: 1.2.2.1)
+Kryptmin (Version: 2.0.0.0-Beta)
+Kryptmin is currently undergoing Beta testing, If you notice any anomalies, please file a ticket at:
+[https://sourceforge.net/p/kryptmin/tickets](https://sourceforge.net/p/kryptmin/tickets)
 __________________________________________________________
 # C O N T E N T S

@@ -74,8 +76,20 @@
 [3.1 The Kryptmin Profile](#L3.1)  
 [3.2 Editing the Profile](#L3.2)  
 [3.3 Controls](#L3.3)  
-[3.4 Using Your Own Password Algorithm.](#L3.4)  
-[3.5 Backups](#L3.5)  
+[3.4 Using Your Own Password Algorithm](#L3.4)  
+[3.5 Using KScript to Manage Passwords](#L3.5)  
+[3.5.1 KScrypt Syntax](#L3.5.1)  
+[3.5.2 Parse](#L3.5.2)  
+[3.5.3 Pop](#L3.5.3)  
+[3.5.4 GetSubDir](#L3.5.4)  
+[3.5.5 Index](#L3.5.5)  
+[3.5.6 Substr](#L3.5.6)  
+[3.5.7 KScript Log](#L3.5.7)  
+[3.5.8 KScript Modularity](#L3.5.8)  
+[3.5.9 Invoking KScript](#L3.5.9)  
+[3.5.10 The KScript Editor](#L3.5.10)  
+[3.5.11 Sample Script](#L3.5.11)  
+[3.6 Backups](#L3.6)  

 [4 Examples](#L4)  
 [4.1 Kryptmin Directory Structure](#L4.1)  
@@ -114,6 +128,10 @@
 # T A B L E S

 [Table 3.1-I Profile Format](#Tab-3.1-I)  
+[Table 3.5-II KScript Predefined Symbols Table](#Tab-3.5-II)  
+[Table 3.5.1-III KScript Decision Making Commands](#Tab-3.5.1-III)  
+[Table 3.5.1-IV KScript Operator Table](#Tab-3.5.1-IV)  
+[Table 3.5.7-V KScript Log Control](#Tab-3.5.7-V)  
 [Table 6-I Change Log](#Tab-6-I)  
 # F I G U R E S

@@ -126,22 +144,23 @@
 [Figure 2.7-7 Editing Folders](#Fig-0007)  
 [Figure 2.8.1-8 Site Editor](#Fig-0008)  
 [Figure 2.8.1-9 Creating a Default Password](#Fig-0009)  
-[Figure 2.9-10 Launcher Mode](#Fig-0010)  
-[Figure 2.9-11 Launcher Mode Activated](#Fig-0011)  
-[Figure 2.9-12 Defining Web Sites](#Fig-0012)  
-[Figure 2.9-13 Detail Editor](#Fig-0013)  
-[Figure 3.2-14 Controlling the Profile](#Fig-0014)  
-[Figure 3.3-15 Login Screen](#Fig-0015)  
-[Figure 3.5-16 Profile Drop-Down Menu](#Fig-0016)  
-[Figure 4.1-17 For files and directories](#Fig-0017)  
-[Figure 4.1-18 For encrypted files and directories](#Fig-0018)  
-[Figure 4.1-19 For viewing](#Fig-0019)  
-[Figure 4.1-20 For commands and programs](#Fig-0020)  
-[Figure 5.2-21 Clicking Windows View](#Fig-0021)  
-[Figure 5.2-22 Windows Options](#Fig-0022)  
-[Figure 5.11-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders](#Fig-0023)  
-[Figure 5.11-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords](#Fig-0024)  
-[Figure 5.11.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard](#Fig-0025)  
+[Figure 2.9-10 Launcher Mode Activated](#Fig-0010)  
+[Figure 2.9-11 Defining Web Sites](#Fig-0011)  
+[Figure 2.9-12 Detail Editor](#Fig-0012)  
+[Figure 3.2-13 Controlling the Profile](#Fig-0013)  
+[Figure 3.3-14 Login Screen](#Fig-0014)  
+[Figure 3.5.11-15 Accessing the Password Manager](#Fig-0015)  
+[Figure 3.5.11-16 KScript Editor](#Fig-0016)  
+[Figure 3.6-17 Profile Drop-Down Menu](#Fig-0017)  
+[Figure 4.1-18 For files and directories](#Fig-0018)  
+[Figure 4.1-19 For encrypted files and directories](#Fig-0019)  
+[Figure 4.1-20 For viewing](#Fig-0020)  
+[Figure 4.1-21 For commands and programs](#Fig-0021)  
+[Figure 5.2-22 Clicking Windows View](#Fig-0022)  
+[Figure 5.2-23 Windows Options](#Fig-0023)  
+[Figure 5.11-24 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders](#Fig-0024)  
+[Figure 5.11-25 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords](#Fig-0025)  
+[Figure 5.11.3-26 E-mail Channel Wizard](#Fig-0026)  

 ---
  
@@ -153,11 +172,8 @@
 
 
 ## 1.1 First Use  
-The first time Kryptmin is called it will ask for a root password and use that until changed.  The password format is
-Root:Filename, where 'Root' is the root password and 'Filename' is the file
-name⁽¹⁾.
-
-      The Root password is saved in your profile: C:\Users\'you'\.nic\Kryptmin\Profile.txt You may edit this file as desired. If your profile is deleted it will automatically be recreated. First use is shown in figure 2-3.
+The first time Kryptmin is called it will ask for a basic password⁽¹⁾.
+      The password is saved in your profile: C:\Users\'you'\.nic\Kryptmin\Profile.txt You may edit this file as desired. If your profile is deleted it will automatically be recreated. First use is shown in figure 2-3.
 
 
 ## 1.2 Installation  
@@ -183,7 +199,7 @@
     [[img src="FirstUse.jpg" height="334" width="640" ]]
 Figure 2-3 First Use


-Move files to be encrypted into Documents\Protected, this is the default folder to hold decrypted files. The folder is automatically created on first use. See figure 4.1-17.
+Move files to be encrypted into Documents\Protected, this is the default folder to hold decrypted files. The folder is automatically created on first use. See figure 4.1-18.

 Select files in the Unencrypted folder and click button [Encrypt] to encrypt them (See figure 2-4.)  The files will be encrypted and stored
 in the Encrypted folder.  To decrypt, select the file(s) in the Encrypted folder and press button [Decrypt].  The file(s) will
@@ -191,8 +207,8 @@

 A context menu is also available by right-clicking on a file name. This causes a pop-up menu to appear showing actions that may be performed on the selected files. Select files, then right-click on a file and choose Encrypt, to encrypt, Decrypt, to decrypt, etc. The indicated operation will be performed on the selected files.
     
-If you change the root password, all previous files will be indecipherable until it is changed back. Use the [Temp Root]
-text box to temporarily change the Root password. For example, if a friend sends you an encrypted file using a different root password, use Temp Root to decrypt the file. Another case is when you send a file to someone else, you might not want to use your regular root password, so set Temp Root to a temporary password prior to encrypting the file. Then you can send the file without compromising your system. A typical screen is shown in figure 2-4
+If you change the password, all previous files will be indecipherable until it is changed back. Use the [Password Override]
+text box to temporarily change the password. For example, if a friend sends you an encrypted file using a different password, use Password Override to decrypt the file. Another case is when you send a file to someone else, you might not want to use your regular password, so set Password Override to a temporary password prior to encrypting the file. Then you can send the file without compromising your system. A typical screen is shown in figure 2-4

     [[img src="Usage.jpg" height="404" width="640" ]]
 Figure 2-4 Basic Use

@@ -214,6 +230,8 @@
 * [ ] Show PW means to display Temp Root and Password Override passwords.  

 * [ ] Multi-Select means to support Windows listbox extended select mode. This allows selecting a range of files by dragging the mouse over them. Multi-Select is normally turned off when Drag-And-Drop is used.  
+
+* Last PW. Clicking Show PW causes this item to display the last password used. Normally it displays the kind of password that was last used, such as "System PW" (for system password), or "Default" for the default password.  

 * View. The view options are All, Files, and Folders. These specify what types of items are to be displayed. Folders are preceded with [F] to distinguish them from files.  
 
@@ -226,20 +244,22 @@
 * The [Decrypt] button decrypts the selected files in the encrypted folder and stores/moves them to the unencrypted folder.  

 * The [Set] button is used to specify temporary encryption and decryption folders. Pressing [Set] opens a dialog to choose(and/or create) the specified folder.  The default unencrypted folder is the protected folder, located inside of your documents folder. The default encrypted
-folder is folder Kryptmin inside of the protected folder. The view folder is inside of the Kryptmin folder:
+folder is folder Kryptmin inside of the protected folder. The view folder is inside of the Temp folder:
     

    - Unencrypted Folder: C:\Users\'you'\Documents\Protected;  

    - Encrypted Folder: C:\Users\'you'\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin;  

-   - View Folder: C:\Users\'you'\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View.      
+   - View Folder: C:\Users\'you'\Temp\View.      

 * The Ext(s) field (See figure 2-4.) specifies the type of files to process. The default is all files. Use a list to see patterns of files. For example .doc*,.rtf displays only documents and rtf format files.    

 * The [Del] button deletes all selected files. To select a file, left click on it.  

 * The [Clear] button unselects all files.  
+
+* The [Setup] button configures Kryptmin. It can be used to define passwords and other behavior.  

 * The [Exit] button exits Kryptmin. Clicking the upper right corner close button (the "X") also exits Kryptmin.  

@@ -264,8 +284,6 @@

 * [Ext's] -- this specifies the type(s) of files to display. The default is blank, i.e. all files will be displayed.To limit the display to multiple types of files, separate the extensions with commas. For example, specifying .Doc*,.rtf displays only documents and rtf files.

-
-* [Temp Root] -- this temporarily changes the root password as specified. It is useful when a friend sends you an encrypted file that was encrypted using Kryptmin. The password is still of the form: 'Root:Filename'  

 * [Password Override] -- this specifies an arbitrary password. For example setting Password Override to, say, 'Frederick The Great', will encrypt/decrypt using that exact password.
 
@@ -343,7 +361,7 @@
 
 
 ## 2.7 Using Multiple Folders  
-      Kryptmin is not restricted to encrypting/decrypting files/folders between the default folders (Protected and Kryptmin). However it is necessary to tell Kryptmin that multiple folders are in use. To do that, click [Setup]. This opens opens the Setup screen (see figure 3.2-14). There are many options that can be specified in the Setup screen. Right now we are only interested in one, namely, multiple folder mode. To set this mode, click [ ]Multiple Folder Mode in the Setup screen and then click [Exit].
+      Kryptmin is not restricted to encrypting/decrypting files/folders between the default folders (Protected and Kryptmin). However it is necessary to tell Kryptmin that multiple folders are in use. To do that, click [Setup]. This opens opens the Setup screen (see figure 3.2-13). There are many options that can be specified in the Setup screen. Right now we are only interested in one, namely, multiple folder mode. To set this mode, click [ ]Multiple Folder Mode in the Setup screen and then click [Exit].

 As before, the [Set] button specifies a temporary pair of folders to use. However, if the entry field Unencrypted files is clicked, a drop down list will display. At the bottom of this list is an Edit entry. Selecting Edit invokes the folder editor that saves the choice so that it can be selected for next time. You can also right-click on the Unencrypted files and a context menu will appear. Select Edit Folder Paths and the editor will be invoked. See figure 2.7-6.

@@ -366,17 +384,21 @@
 
 ## 2.8 Passwords Revisited  
   Kryptmin supports several ways of specifying passwords. These are named:
-    
-
-1. Root:FN -- for the Root password concatenated to the file name to form the final password. This causes passwords to vary within the file structure. This is the default method.    
-
-2. Override Passwords -- This specifies a constant password that stays in effect until changed.      
-
-3. MyPW -- This specifies a Windows command file, MyPW.bat, that can be used to implement arbitrary password algorithms. See 3.4 for details.
+    
+
+1. Constant Password. This is the default method.    
+
+2. Root:FN -- for the Root password concatenated to the file name to form the final password. This causes passwords to vary within the file structure. But it has the side effect that you cannot rename an encrypted file because the the file name is part of the password.    
+
+3. Override Passwords -- This specifies a constant password that stays in effect until changed.      
+
+4. MyPW -- This specifies a Windows command file, MyPW.bat, that can be used to implement arbitrary password algorithms. See 3.4 for details.    
+
+5. KScript -- This specifies KScript, a scripting engine internal to Kryptmin. The advantage of KScript over MyPW is that MYPW has to be decripted in order for it to be used, where as KScript, being internal, is very difficult for Malware to snoop. See 3.5 for details.
 
 ### 2.8.1 Override Passwords  
-  If an override password is specified, it is used to Decrypt/Encrypt files instead of the default Root:Filename password. A temporary override password may be specified by just typing in the password in the Password Override field. Named override passwords are specified using the Site Editor. The Site Editor is shown in figure 2.8.1-8.
- The Site Editor is invoked by clicking the [Edit] button next to Temp Root and Password Override fields. Type in the Password name, a mnemonic used to refer to the password; and then type in the password. Click [Add] to add the password to the editor list. Click [Update] to save your changes; click [Cancel] to discard your changes. [ ]Extended Edit is used to add information to the password. For example, you can add notes. To remove a password, select the name in the Site Editor and click [Delete].
+  If an override password is specified, it is used to Decrypt/Encrypt files instead of the default password. A temporary override password may be specified by just typing in the password in the Password Override field. Named override passwords are specified using the Site Editor. The Site Editor is shown in figure 2.8.1-8.
+ The Site Editor is invoked by clicking the [Edit] button next the Password Override field. Type in the Password name, a mnemonic used to refer to the password; and then type in the password. Click [Add] to add the password to the editor list. Click [Update] to save your changes; click [Cancel] to discard your changes. [ ]Extended Edit is used to add information to the password. For example, you can add notes. To remove a password, select the name in the Site Editor and click [Delete].
     [[img src="SiteEditor.jpg" height="450" width="640" ]]
 Figure 2.8.1-8 Site Editor

   If an override password name is the same as a decrypted folder name, the password will be automatically applied to that folder. Choosing a password name of "Default" causes that password to be used unless it is overridden by:
@@ -384,13 +406,9 @@

 1. Choosing another override password,  

-2. Choosing a temp root password,  
-
-3. Selecting a folder that has the same name as an override password, this causes the associated password to used,  
-
-4. Typing in a password in the Temp Root Password field or,  
-
-5. Typing in an override password.For example, Specifying a Default password of, say, MmYyPpAaSsSsOoRrDd will cause that password to be used to encrypt files unless another password is explicitly chosen. See figure 2.8.1-9.
+2. Selecting a folder that has the same name as an override password, this causes the associated password to used, or  
+
+3. Typing in an override password.For example, Specifying a Default password of, say, MmYyPpAaSsSsOoRrDd will cause that password to be used to encrypt files unless another password is explicitly chosen. See figure 2.8.1-9.

     [[img src="DefaultPassword.jpg" height="400" width="600" ]]
 Figure 2.8.1-9 Creating a Default Password

@@ -399,43 +417,41 @@
 
 
 ### 2.8.2 Switching Password Algorithms  
-      Setup may be used to switch between Root:FN and Default override passwords. Click button [Setup]. Then click [Switch Password] this switches between the Root:FN method and the default password method of specifying passwords. Be sure and decrypt your files before changing algorithms or you will have to enter the correct password manually to access them.
-
-      The third method of specifying passwords, MyPW, is invoked by right-clicking under setup and choosing Create MyPW, or by using the Manage Profile drop-down menu under setup and selecting item Create MyPW. This creates MyPW.bat in your profile directory. It is set initially to duplicate the Root:FN password algorithm. You may edit this file as desired to implement any desired password algorithm⁽⁴⁾. [Switch Password] is ignored if MyPW.bat exists in the profile directory.
+      Setup may be used to switch between password algorithms. Click button [Setup]. Then click [Manage Passwords] this This brings up the password manager. Be sure and decrypt your files before changing algorithms or you will have to enter the correct password manually to access them.
+
+        The third method of specifying passwords, MyPW, is invoked Creating MyPW.bat in the password manager. This creates MyPW.bat in your profile directory. It is set initially to duplicate the Root:FN password algorithm. You may edit this file as desired to implement any desired password algorithm⁽⁴⁾.
+
+A forth method of specifying passwords, KScript, is invoked Choosing to edit KScript in the password manager. This creates a Kryptmin script that specifies the password based on user whim, the file name and the file system. See 3.5 for details.
 
 
 ### 2.8.3 System Password  
-          The system password is used to encrypt all files inside of the Profile directory. The system password is constructed from the PC hardware signature and is unique to the PC. Choosing Require Password under setup creates a login password that becomes the system password. (Either right-click or use the Manage Profile drop-down menu.) The Login password is not saved and must be entered each time Kryptmin is invoked. If your PC is physically secure, then logging in to your PC unlocks the profile by using the default system password. Specifying Login Required adds another layer of security.
+          The system password is used to encrypt all files inside of the Profile directory. The default system password is constructed from the PC hardware signature and is unique to the PC. Choosing to specify the system password in the password manager, creates a login password that becomes the system password. (Either right-click or use the Manage Passwords drop-down menu.) The Login password is not saved and must be entered each time Kryptmin is invoked. If your PC is physically secure, then logging in to your PC unlocks the profile by using the default system password. Specifying a login password adds another layer of security.
 
 
 ## 2.9 Using the Launcher Mode  
       Kryptmin can manage passwords for web sites as well as for file encryption. There are two advantages to using Kryptmin as a web password manager: 1) Kryptmin can save notes along with the password. 2) Kryptmin maintains your passwords in an encrypted file on your PC. Browser based password managers are very convenient, but they maintain passwords somewhere off in the cloud. This bothers me for sensitive passwords. Accordingly I use both Kryptmin and Firefox as password managers. Firefox for sites I don't really care about and Kryptmin for sensitive passwords.

-To add the Launcher Mode, click on Setup, then click [ ] Launcher Mode, then click [Exit]. The main screen now looks like figure 2.9-10.
-
-    [[img src="LauncherMode.jpg" height="404" width="640" ]]
-Figure 2.9-10 Launcher Mode

-Clicking [ ]Launcher Active switches Kryptmin from an encryption manager to a web Password Manager. Unclicking it, switches back.
-  Launcher Mode is shown in figure 2.9-11.
- Notice that Password Override has changed to Launch with PW and that the button has changed from [Edit] to [Go].
-    [[img src="LauncherScreen.jpg" height="404" width="640" ]]
-Figure 2.9-11 Launcher Mode Activated

-
-The first thing to do in using the launcher is to stock it with web sites, User names, Passwords, and, optionally notes on each site. To do that, click [Clear] to clear the current site and then click [Go]. Since there is no site specified, [Go] invokes the site editor so you can define some. A typical screen looks like figure 2.9-12.
+To add the Launcher Mode, click on Setup, then click [ ] Launcher Mode, then click [Exit]. Clicking [ ]Launcher Active switches Kryptmin from an encryption manager to a web Password Manager. Unclicking it, switches back.
+  Launcher Mode is shown in figure 2.9-10.
+ Notice that Password Override has changed to Go To Site: and that the button has changed from [Edit] to [Go].
+    [[img src="LauncherScreen.jpg" height="404" width="640" ]]
+Figure 2.9-10 Launcher Mode Activated

+
+The first thing to do in using the launcher is to stock it with web sites, User names, Passwords, and, optionally notes on each site. To do that, click [Clear] to clear the current site and then click [Go]. Since there is no site specified, [Go] invokes the site editor so you can define some. A typical screen looks like figure 2.9-11.
  The Name and Password fields have been blanked, because the data is real. To edit a site, click the name and the data will populate the edit fields. Make changes as desired and click [Add]
-    [[img src="SiteEditor2.jpg" height="450" width="640" ]]
-Figure 2.9-12 Defining Web Sites

+    [[img src="SiteEditor2.jpg" height="450" width="640" ]]
+Figure 2.9-11 Defining Web Sites

 and [Update].

 Adding an entry of the same name as an existing entry replaces the entry. To rename, click on the existing entry. Then change the name. Then click [Add]. Then delete the original entry.
   
 Clicking on [Extended Edit] invokes the detail editor. Setting a value for "Tag" makes the site part of a group. Selecting that tag causes only sites with that tag to display. This makes it easier to select common sites, such as Stores, Banks, or health, etc. At present tags are case sensitive, i.e. "Store" and "store" are two different tags.
-  See figure 2.9-13.
-
-    [[img src="ExtendedEditor.jpg" height="431" width="640" ]]
-Figure 2.9-13 Detail Editor

+  See figure 2.9-12.
+
+    [[img src="ExtendedEditor.jpg" height="431" width="640" ]]
+Figure 2.9-12 Detail Editor

   
-Make any changes and click save. You can also copy the username or password and click Launch. Launch opens the default web browser at the specified site (e.g. URL). Copy the user name first, and paste it in to the site login screen. Then click on the Kryptmin screen and click on Copy PW to copy the password. Click back on the browser and paste in the password (usually right-click and select paste) and hit Enter or click Login on the site screen. Make any desired notes in the notes section of Kryptmin. Save any changes prior to exiting the Detail Editor. The detail Editor may also be invoked from the Main Screen when in launch mode - see figure 2.9-11. Select the desired site and click L, or select a site and right-click on the site name and choose Launch With Edit. The detail Editor will be invoked.
+Make any changes and click save. You can also copy the username or password and click Launch. Launch opens the default web browser at the specified site (e.g. URL). Copy the user name first, and paste it in to the site login screen. Then click on the Kryptmin screen and click on Copy PW to copy the password. Click back on the browser and paste in the password (usually right-click and select paste) and hit Enter or click Login on the site screen. Make any desired notes in the notes section of Kryptmin. Save any changes prior to exiting the Detail Editor. The detail Editor may also be invoked from the Main Screen when in launch mode - see figure 2.9-10. Select the desired site and click Edit, or select a site and right-click on the site name and choose Launch With Edit. The detail Editor will be invoked.
 
 
 ### 2.9.1 Pasting Web Passwords  
@@ -456,7 +472,7 @@

 * Default -- this is the default mode. Normally the configuration file (Profile.txt) is encrypted so that unauthorized programs cannot snoop and read it. A system password is used to encrypt Profile.txt. The system password is constructed based on your PC's hardware signature and is unique for every PC. If you are using the default mode, your profile must be decrypted before you can transfer it to another PC.  

-* Login -- This mode allows the user to specify the system password. The password is    not saved, so the security level is theoretically higher than the default mode. This mode is triggered by a file (Login.txt) saved in the home directory C:\Users\'You'\.nic\Kryptmin\Login.txt. The file content is not used, it is only required that the file (Login.txt) exist. This mode requires the user to login to the program and specify the system password. See figure 3.3-15.
+* Login -- This mode allows the user to specify the system password. The password is    not saved, so the security level is theoretically higher than the default mode. This mode is triggered by a file (Login.txt) saved in the home directory C:\Users\'You'\.nic\Kryptmin\Login.txt. The file content is not used, it is only required that the file (Login.txt) exist. This mode requires the user to login to the program and specify the system password. See figure 3.3-14 for the sequence to establish a login password.
  
 
 
@@ -470,21 +486,19 @@
 
                                              Profile Entry
 
-#Profile
# - Comment
#Format = 'Cmd':'Value'
#Commands are case insensitive
#A or AllowEncryptedView - Allow Encrypted View (T/F)
#C or CheckForUpdate - Check to see if later version has been released (T/F)
#D or DecryptionPath - Default decryption path
#E or EncryptionPath - Default encryption path
#F or AdditionalPaths -Alternate Encryption/Decryption path pairs
#G or DefaultViewPath - Where to View Files
#H or HelpPath- Path to help file
#L or Launch - Come up in launch mode (T/F)
#M or Move - Move files (Vs copy) (T/F)
#O or Overwrite - Overwrite existing (T/F)
#R or DefaultRoot - Root PW
#S or Site - Define Site - format=Site:Name,Username,Password,URL,Profile,Tag,Notes
#     Notes - lines separated by <x01> instead of <NL>
#U or ManagedMode - Managed Mode (T/F)
#V or LauncherMode - Launcher Mode (T/F)
##W-MultiSelect - Usually off for Drag And Drop (T/F)
##W-EncryptedChannelLocation - default folder
#X or Extensions - Default document extension
#Z or EncryptedExtension - Default encrypted extension
AllowEncryptedView:T
DecryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected
EncryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
DefaultViewPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View
HelpPath:C:\Users\Public\Cmds\Kryptmin.pdf
CheckForUpdate:T
Launch:F
Move:F
Overwrite:T
DefaultRoot:rrrrrrrrrr
ManagedMode:T
LauncherMode:T
Extensions:.doc*,.rtf
EncryptedExtension:.7z
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\me\Documents\Protected/C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2
W-EncryptedChannelLocation:C:\Users\me\Documents\Channels
Site:Amazon SSSSSSSSSS01 me@cox.net https://www.amazon.com/ 2 Amazon
Site:WellsFargo WELwwwwwwww mememe https://www.wellsfargo.com/ 2 Bank Routing Number: 12345678,^Checking: 12345678,^Savings: 12345678^^What is the name of your favorite charity: OhBoy^^In what city did you meet your spouse?: Paradise Indiana^^What is the name of your favorite childhood superhero?: Frederick the Great
Site:Fred's PW FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fred's PW  0
Site:gogo GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG gogo  0
Site:Morton's PW MMMMMMMMMMMM Morton's PW  1
Site:Test2 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Test2  1

+#Profile
# - Comment
#Format = 'Cmd':'Value'
#Commands are case insensitive
#A or AllowEncryptedView - Allow Encrypted View (T/F)
#C or CheckForUpdate - Check to see if later version has been released (T/F)
#D or DecryptionPath - Default decryption path
#E or EncryptionPath - Default encryption path
#F or AdditionalPaths -Alternate Encryption/Decryption path pairs
#G or DefaultViewPath - Where to View Files
#H or HelpPath- Path to help file
#L or Launch - Come up in launch mode (T/F)
#M or Move - Move files (Vs copy) (T/F)
#O or Overwrite - Overwrite existing (T/F)
#R or DefaultRoot - Root PW
#S or Site - Define Site - format=Site:Name,Username,Password,URL,Profile,Tag,Notes
#     Notes - lines separated by <x01> instead of <NL>
#U or ManagedMode - Managed Mode (T/F)
#V or LauncherMode - Launcher Mode (T/F)
##W-MultiSelect - Usually off for Drag And Drop (T/F)
##W-EncryptedChannelLocation - default folder
#X or Extensions - Default document extension
#Z or EncryptedExtension - Default encrypted extension
AllowEncryptedView:T
DecryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected
EncryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
DefaultViewPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View
HelpPath:C:\Users\Public\Cmds\Kryptmin.pdf
CheckForUpdate:T
Launch:F
Move:F
Overwrite:T
DefaultRoot:rrrrrrrrrr
ManagedMode:T
LauncherMode:T
Extensions:.doc*,.rtf
EncryptedExtension:.7z
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\me\Documents\Protected/C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2
W-EncryptedChannelLocation:C:\Users\me\Documents\Channels
Site:Amazon SSSSSSSSSS01 me@cox.net https://www.amazon.com/ 2 Amazon
Site:WellsFargo WELwwwwwwww mememe https://www.wellsfargo.com/ 2 Bank Routing Number: 12345678,^Checking: 12345678,^Savings: 12345678^^What is the name of your favorite charity: OhBoy^^In what city did you meet your spouse?: Paradise Indiana^^What is the name of your favorite childhood superhero?: Frederick the Great
Site:Fred's PW FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fred's PW  0
Site:gogo GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG gogo  0
Site:Morton's PW MMMMMMMMMMMM Morton's PW  1
Site:Test2 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Test2  1
KScript:Return Fancy-Password
KTScript:Set Level 2^Call TryMe

 
 

   
 The options reflect the current screen settings. For example, the "Extensions:" tag refers to the file extensions to display. An inspection of the option reveals that it is set to display document (.doc*) and RTF files (.rtf).
-
-All the other options may be controlled via Kryptmin.
   
 
 ## 3.2 Editing the Profile  
-The easy way to edit the profile is to use the [Setup] button. This invokes screen shown in figure 3.2-14.
-
-    [[img src="Profile.jpg" height="600" width="600" ]]
-Figure 3.2-14 Controlling the Profile

+The easy way to edit the profile is to use the [Setup] button. This invokes screen shown in figure 3.2-13.
+
+    [[img src="Profile.jpg" height="600" width="600" ]]
+Figure 3.2-13 Controlling the Profile

 The legend at the top of the window specifies the type of files expected in the profile folder. These are:


@@ -509,7 +523,7 @@
 * MyPW.7z -- Encrypted user specified password algorithm command
 Double clicking on Profile.txt or Profile.7z will open the profile in a text editor. However changes are not incorporated. Use this to view, not change the profile. Double clicking the other files opens them in a text editor for viewing. These files are for viewing only so changes do not affect Kryptmin operation.

-To edit the profile, click Save. This copies Profile.7z to the encrypted folder⁽⁵⁾ The profile may then be edited by double clicking on it in the encrypted folder. To install a profile, click Install. This will install the Profile and exit Kryptmin. First Profile.7z is searched for in the Encrypted folder, then Profile.txt is searched for in the unencrypted folder. When Kryptmin is restarted, the new profile will be in effect.
+To edit the profile, click Save. This copies Profile.7z to the encrypted folder⁽⁵⁾ The profile may then be edited by decrypting it and then double clicking on it. To install a profile, click Install. This will install the Profile and exit Kryptmin. First Profile.7z is searched for in the Encrypted folder, then Profile.txt is searched for in the unencrypted folder. When Kryptmin is restarted, the new profile will be in effect.
 There are no seat belts in editing the profile, so be careful when making changes.
   
 The following options cannot be set via the program itself and must be controlled by hand using Regedit or a text editor: HelpPath (Path to help file), and EncryptedExtension (Default encrypted extension). Their use is as follows:
@@ -525,73 +539,551 @@
 
 ## 3.3 Controls  
   Prior to making configuration changes, save the profile by using the [Save] button (under Setup]).
-The Profile may be modified using the button commands or via the Manage Profile drop-down menu, or by using the right-click menu, i.e. right-click inside of the profile and a menu appears. (The right-click menu and the drop-down menu are equivalent.) The drop-down menu is shown in figure 3.5-16. The controls are as follows:
+The Profile may be modified using the button commands or via the Manage Profile drop-down menu, or by using the right-click menu, i.e. right-click inside of the profile and a menu appears. (The right-click menu and the drop-down menu are equivalent.) The drop-down menu is shown in figure 3.6-17. The controls are as follows:
 
-  
-
-* Menu Item: Create MY PW -- This creates a sample MyPW.bat file.  
-
-* Menu-Item and button: [Copy] -- This saves the highlighted file to the Protected folder. It is a good idea to then encrypt or delete the copy when not in use. It is also a good idea to copy the profile after changing it.  
-
-* Button: [Delete] -- This button deletes the selected file.  
-
-* Button: Format Profile -- This button creates a formatted version of the profile in the default Protected folder. This copy may be printed or processed with a word processor. If it is desired to save the copy, it should be encrypted to preserve system integrity.  
-
-* Menu-Item: Require Password -- This button creates file Login.txt in the profile folder. This requires the user to login thereafter. To reset back to the default: Save the profile and then select Require Password again. Then install the original profile. It is a good idea to always save your profile prior to using Reset or Require Password.  
-
-* Button: [Reset] -- This button resets the profile to the initial defaults.  
-
-* Button: [Save] -- This button saves the full profile in the encrypted folder. Normally part of the profile is defined in the registry and part in Profile.txt. Pressing [Save] saves the entire profile in editable format.    
-
-* Button: [Install] -- This button installs the profile from the encrypted or unencrypted folders. It is used to restore the profile if it gets damaged, or to install a new profile after it is edited. If the Profile is searched for first in the encrypted folder, then in the unencrypted folder.    
+    
+
+* Menu Item: Format Profile -- This button creates a formatted version of the profile in the default Protected folder. This copy may be printed or processed with a word processor. If it is desired to save the copy, it should be encrypted to preserve system integrity.    
+
+* Menu Item: Manage Passwords -- The password manager lets you choose which password algorithm to use and also lets you start over from scratch.      
+
+* Menu Item: Remote Save -- This option shares site definitions and passwords across multiple PC's. To use it you need a network drive. A network drive may be a standalone Network Storage Device (NAS) or a USB drive plugged into theshare port of your router.        
+
+* Menu-Item and button: [Create Encrypted Channel] -- This is used when sharing encrypted e-mail.  
+
+* Button: [Delete] -- This button deletes the selected file. Do not delete your profile, use the password manager to command a reset.    
+
+* Button: [Save] -- This button saves the full profile in the encrypted folder. Normally part of the profile is defined in the registry and part in Profile.txt. Pressing [Save] saves the entire profile in editable format. It is a good idea to save the profile after changing it.    
+
+* Button: [Install] -- This button installs the profile from the encrypted or unencrypted folders. It is used to restore the profile if it gets damaged, or to install a new profile after it is edited. The Profile is searched for first in the encrypted folder, then in the unencrypted folder. If one is found, it is installed and Kryptmin exits. The new peofile will be in effect on the next start up.  
+
+* Menu-Item and button: [Copy] -- This saves the highlighted file to the Protected folder. It is a good idea to then encrypt or delete the copy when not in use.  

 * Check Box: Launcher Mode -- enables or disables the web site launcher.  

-* Check Box: Multiple Folder Mode -- enables or disables the site editor. the site editor is used to define additional encryption/decryption folders.  
-
-* Check Box: Check for Updates -- enables or disables checking the cloud for updates on startup.  
-
-* Button: [Switch Password] Switches between the Root:Filename password method and the Default Password method of specifying passwords.
-    [[img src="Login.jpg" height="302" width="572" ]]
-Figure 3.3-15 Login Screen

+* Check Box: Multiple Folder Mode -- enables or disables the site editor. The site editor is used to define additional encryption/decryption folders.  
+
+* Check Box: Check for Updates -- enables or disables checking the cloud for updates on startup.      
+
+* Button: [Trace] -- Trace causes Kryptmin to record its operations to Trace.txt. This is useful in debugging. Because passwords may be exposed, Trace is automatically turned off on exit. To see the trace results, double click on Trace.txt under setup. You may also view any detected errors by double clicking Errors.txt under setup.
+    [[img src="Login.jpg" height="302" width="572" ]]
+Figure 3.3-14 Login Screen

  
 
 
-## 3.4 Using Your Own Password Algorithm.  
-If MyPW.bat exists in the profile folder, it is used to specify an arbitrary password based on whatever algorithm the user desires. The password specified by MyPW is retrieved by searching the output from MyPW for PW:"password", where 'password' is the specified
-password⁽⁶⁾. Because MyPW is a windows bat-command file, any program desired may be invoked to create the password. This gives the user complete flexibility in specifying passwords. Use menu item Create MY PW to create a model bat file. The comments in MyPW.bat indicate the input parameters. To reset, delete MyPW.*.
+## 3.4 Using Your Own Password Algorithm  
+      If MyPW.bat exists in the profile folder, it is used to specify an arbitrary password based on whatever algorithm the user desires. The password specified by MyPW is retrieved by searching the output from MyPW for PW:"password", where 'password' is the specified
+password⁽⁶⁾. Because MyPW is a windows bat-command file, any program desired may be invoked to create the password. This gives the user complete flexibility in specifying passwords. Use the password manager to edit/create/delete MyPW.bat.

 During Login, all files in the profile folder that begin with "MyPW" are automatically decrypted using the system password; similarly all files are encrypted during shutdown.
-      
+ 
+
 
-## 3.5 Backups  
-It is strongly suggested that you save the profile (by using the [Save] button in the profile window) after making changes that you want preserved. Then if your profile
-gets corrupted, you can restore it.
+## 3.5 Using KScript to Manage Passwords  
+    KScript is a scripting processor internal to Kryptmin. Its purpose is to provide some variability to passwords in such a way that only the owner is aware of how it works. The advantage of KScript over MYPW is, it is very difficult for Malware to snoop on KScript and determine your password algorithms.
+
+KScript creates a symbol table and manipulates the symbols according to the script. On start up, KScript adds the following symbols to the symbol table:
+     Table 3.5-II KScript Predefined Symbols Table
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+Symbol Operand Description
FN
 
+Ext
Parent
Path
CDate
CurrentDate
Forever
Level
ProcLevel
Curent file name
Current file extension
Lowest folder
Full file path
File modification date
Today's date
1 > 0
0
0
Name of active file
Active file extension
Folder in which file is located
Complete path to file
Date file was last modified: YYYYMMDD
YYYYMMDD
A shorthand for a continuous loop
Print level. Increase the Level and the amount of printing increases
Print level inside of procs.

+
+
+The only required command is "Return". This specifies the password. Example:
+Return 'String-expression', as in
+Return constant-password
+
+This specifies a constant password, the default. Another example is:
+Return root:^FN^
+This specifies a variable password consisting of a constant part ('root') and the file name. Notice that to reference a symbol, the name is preceeded by a caret('^') and terminated by a caret or space.
+
+Another example is, say a policy change. You wish to change passwords across a set of files. You can manually write a script to decrypt using the old password and then re-encrypt using the new one, or you may opt to change passwords based on the file creation date (or both.) The way to change passwords based on a date, say May 5, 2020 in KScript is as follows:
+
+If If1 CDate > "20200501"
+   Return NewPW
+Else If1
+   Return OldPW
+endif If1
+
+The properties of KScript are discussed in the following paragraphs.
+
+
+### 3.5.1 KScrypt Syntax  
+  Symbols are represented by alpha-numeric names. The first character must be alphabetic. ('$', and '_' count as alphabetic, though the first character must be a letter.) KScript commands and symbol names are case insensitive. Lines that are less than 3 characters long or that begin with a pound sign ('#') are comments. Before each line is interpreted, symbols that are preceeded with a caret ('^') are dereferenced, i.e. replaced with their value. Tokens are strings of one or more characters separated by spaces. A token may be a symbol name, a character string, or an integer number.
+
+Symbols are assigned values via commands. The basic assignment commands are the Set and Setm commands. These have the following format:
+
+Set Symbol-name String expression
+Setm Symbol-name Numeric expression ("m" stands for math mode.)
+
+
+Where a string expression consists of character strings, optionally enclosed in quotation marks, and dereferenced symbols. To include a quotation mark in a string, precede it with a backslash ('\'). To include a backslash, use two backslashes ('\\'). To dereference a symbol, Start the symbol name with a caret ('^') and end the name with another caret or a space. The name will be replaced by its value.
+
+Example:
+
+set ABC Now is the time
+
+Symbol ABC will have the value of "Now is the time".
+Reusing ABC,
+
+set ABC ^ABC for all good men
+
+And symbol ABC now has the value of: "Now is the time for all good men".
+
+A numeric expression has the following format:
+
+operand operator operand
+
+
+Example:
+
+Setm ABC 5 + 3
+
+Symbol ABC will be set to 8. Suppose symbol ABC is 8 and DEF is 4, then
+
+setm abc ^ABC * ^DEF
+
+Symbol ABC will be set to 32. Actually the Setm commnd knows that the operands must reduce to integer numbers, so it is not necessry to dereference the symbols, the symbol table will automatically be checked anyway.
+
+The numeric operators are '+', '-', '*', and '/', for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The setm command supports a single operation at a time.
+
+The following table lists the KScript control structures. Brackets ('[]') indicate optional characters. An 'm' as the last letter indicates math mode, i.e. the operands are numbers rather than character strings.
+     Table 3.5.1-III KScript Decision Making Commands
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+Construct Description Comment
IF[m] label
 
+ELIF[m] label
Else label
Endif label
While[m] label
WContinue label
Wexit label
Wend label
Expression
Expression
 
 
Expression
 
 
 
if the expression is true, the following statements are executed
if the preceding test is false and the expression is true, the following statements are executed
If none of the previous expressions were true, then the else statements are executed.
Ends the IF control statement. IF statements may be nested.
The statements following the While statement are executed as long as the expression is true. While statements may be nested.
Skip to corresponding Wend statement
The corresponding while loop is exited
Ends the While Loop

+
+Decision making expressions consist of operands (Symbol names, Character strings, or integers), separated by comparison operators. There is a short form and an extended form. The short form format is as follows:
+
+ Operand1 op Operand2
+
+The extended form format is
+
+ (Oper11 op1 Oper12) rop1 (Oper21 op2 Oper22) ... ropn (Oper1n opn Oper2n)
+
+Examples:
+
+If Mif sym1 GT sym2
+ ...
+ELif Mif sym3 > sym4
+ ...
+Else Mif
+ ...
+Endif Mif
+
+Or the same example in math mode:
+
+IFm Mif sym1 GT sym2
+ ...
+ElIFm Mif sym3 > sym4
+ ...
+Else Mif
+ ...
+Endif Mif
+
+Silmilarly here is an example in the extended format:
+
+While MyLoop (A > B) || (C <= D)
+ ...
+Wend
+
+Or in math mode:
+
+Whilem MyLoop (A GT B) OR (C LT D)
+ ...
+Wend
+
+The operators are as follows:
+     Table 3.5.1-IV KScript Operator Table
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+Operator Description Alias
GT
 
+GE
EQ
NE
LT
LE
AND
OR
Greater Than
Greater Than or Equal
Equal
Not Equal
Less Than
Less Than or Equal
And
Or
>
>=
=, ==
<>, !=
<
<=
&, &&
|, ||

+
+
+Note '=' is a case sensitive compare, '==' is a case insensitive compare.
+  Either the operator or its alias may be used. Expressions are evaluated from left to right without regard to operator precedence.
+
+KScript also supports parsing commands. These are discussed in the following paragraphs.
+
+
+### 3.5.2 Parse  
+  The parse command parses a path and sets symbols identifying its parts.
+
+Syntax Parse Root Path
+
+Inputs:
+  
+
+1. Root -- Label used to group the symbols  
+
+2. Path -- File path to be parsed
+Outputs:
+  
+
+1. FN -- File name  
+
+2. Ext -- File extension  
+
+3. Parent -- Folder holding the file name  
+
+4. Path -- Full path  
+
+5. Drive -- Drive letter  
+
+6. CDate -- Date file was last modified (usually the creation date.)  
+
+7. NumSub -- Number of sub directories in the path
+Example:
+Parse Root C:\Users\Me\U\TestIt.txt
+Results:
+  
+
+1. Root.FN = TestIt  
+
+2. Root.Ext = .txt  
+
+3. Root.Path = C:\Users\Me\U\TestIt.txt  
+
+4. Root.Parent = C:\Users\Me\U  
+
+5. Root.CDate = 20200522  
+
+6. Root.NumSub = 4
+
+### 3.5.3 Pop  
+  The pop command parses a path and sets symbols to a specified sub directory
+
+Syntax Pop Root Path
+
+Inputs:
+  
+
+1. Root -- Label used to group the symbols  
+
+2. Path -- File path to be parsed
+Outputs:
+  
+
+1. Drive -- Drive letter  
+
+2. First -- First folder in path  
+
+3. Last -- Last folder in path  
+
+4. Parent -- Folder containing file name  
+
+5. NumSD -- Number of subdirectories in path
+Example:
+Pop Root C:\Users\Me\U\TestIt.txt
+Results:
+  
+
+1. Root.Drive = C  
+
+2. Root.First = Users  
+
+3. Root.Last = TestIt.txt  
+
+4. Root.Parent = C:\Users\Me\U  
+
+5. Root.NumSD = 5
+
+### 3.5.4 GetSubDir  
+  The getsubdir command parses a path and returns nth sub directory of path.
+
+Syntax:  Root n Path
+
+Inputs:
+  
+
+1. Root -- Label used to group the symbols  
+
+2. N -- Number of sub directory to be extracted. (Counting from zero.)  
+
+3. Path -- File path to be parsed
+Outputs:
+  
+
+1. SubDir -- The requested sub directory  
+
+2. Length -- number of characters in SubDir
+Example:
+GetSubDir SD 3 C:\Users\Me\Trial\Test\TestIt.txt
+Results:
+  
+
+1. SD.SubDir = Trial  
+
+2. SD.Length = 5
+
+### 3.5.5 Index  
+  The index command returns the location of a sub-string inside a larger string. The first position is zero. If the string is not found it returns -1.
+
+Syntax:  Root BigString SmallString
+
+Inputs:
+  
+
+1. Root -- Label used to group the symbols  
+
+2. BigString -- The string to be searched  
+
+3. SmallString -- The string to located inside of BigString
+Outputs:
+  
+
+1. Position -- The position of the smaller string in BigString  
+
+2. Length -- number of characters in Position
+Examples:
+set TF Now is the time
+Index SRCH TF "the"
+Results:
+  
+
+1. SRCH = 7  
+
+2. SRCH.Length = 1---
+Index SRCH TF "duh"
+Results:
+  
+
+1. SRCH = -1  
+
+2. SRCH.Length = 2---
+Index SRCH TF "the time"
+Results:
+  
+
+1. SRCH = 7  
+
+2. SRCH.Length = 1---
+Index SRCH TF "THE TIME"
+Results:
+  
+
+1. SRCH = -1  
+
+2. SRCH.Length = 2
+
+### 3.5.6 Substr  
+   Syntax:  Substr Root String Start [Length], where string is a symbol name or string
+
+Inputs:
+  
+
+1. Root -- Label used to group the symbols  
+
+2. Start -- The starting position in the string  
+
+3. Length -- Optional number of characters to return. If omitted the substring from the starting position is returned.  
+
+4. String -- The string to be parsed
+Outputs:
+  
+
+1. Root -- The desired substring  
+
+2. Length -- Number of characters in Root
+Examples:
+set Level 4
+set TF Now is the time for all
+substr Part tf 4 10
+Part set to 'is the tim'
+Part.Length set to '10'
+---
+substr Part tf 4
+Part set to 'is the time for all'
+Part.Length set to '19'
+
+
+### 3.5.7 KScript Log  
+KScript maintains a diagnostic log that can be viewed in test mode or in the trace log if trace is activated. Each line in the log is labeled according to the input line that generated the log line(s). Thus a "View" statement on input line 023 would result in multiple output lines, each eled 023.
+
+The following commands write to the log:
+  
+
+1. Log String -- writes string to the log  
+
+2. View -- writes the current symbol table to the log  
+
+3. View SYMBOL1 SYMBOL2 ... SYMBOLn -- writes indicated symbols to the log.
+Symbols Level and ProcLevel control the amount of output each command generates to the log. Level controls the output level outside of procs, ProcLevel controls the output level inside of procs. The values are as follows:
+     Table 3.5.7-V KScript Log Control
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+Level Meaning
0
 
+1
2
3
4
Only write the generated password (default)
List the script as it is executed
Also show the results of symbol replacement
Also show intermediate results
Write everything available

+
+
+
+### 3.5.8 KScript Modularity  
+KScript supports three types of program blocks: If, While, and Proc. Each block type is identified by a label. Thus Wexit (while exit) refers to the Wend (While end) that has the same label. That way While blocks can be nested. The same logic applies to If statements. The third type of program block is the Proc. Procs act like subroutines and support parameter passing. Procs are located at the end of the script and are preceded by a Procs statement.
+  The Procs statement divides the script into procs and non-procs. All While and If blocks must be closed before the Procs statement is encountered.
+
+The proc definition is a proc statement:
+
+Proc name [parameters] -- defines a proc
+Pexit name -- optionally exits a proc ahead of the Pend statement
+Pend [name] -- ends the proc. Procs cannot be nested, however a proc may call another proc. Proc parameters are positional and are separated by spaces.
+
+Currently there are no defaults. If a Proc statement defines 3 parameters, then exactly 3 parameters must be passed to the proc when it is invoked. Procs are invoked by a Call statement. The format is:
+Call Proc-name P1 P2 P3
+The Proc-name is the same name as is on the Proc statement. The parameters have the proc name prepended. Example:
+
+
+Call MyProc A B C
+Call SecondProc OnlyOne
+Procs
+Proc MyProc One Two Three
+log One = ^MyProc:One^, Two = ^MyProc:two^, Three = ^MyProc:three^
+Pend
+
+Proc SecodProc One
+log One = ^SecondProc:One^
+Pend
+
+The results were:
+
+MyProc: One = A, Two = B, Three = C
+SecondProc: One = OnlyOne
+
+
+### 3.5.9 Invoking KScript  
+KScript is accessed via the Manage Passwords option of the Setup Menu as shown in figure 3.5.11-15 invokes the KScript editor shown in figure 3.5.11-16
+
+
+### 3.5.10 The KScript Editor  
+The Editor supports the following buttons:
+  
+
+1. Syntax -- Display a KScript syntax summary.  
+
+2. Load Test Script -- Load the current test script.  
+
+3. Save Test Script -- Save the current script as the test script.  
+
+4. List -- Display a listing of the current script.  
+
+5. Test -- Execute the current script and display the results.  
+
+6. 'Print-Level-control' -- set the print level for test purposes.  
+
+7. Save Kryptmin Script -- Save the current script as the live Kryptmin script.  
+
+8. Load Kryptmin Script -- Load the live kryptmin script for testing or viewing.  
+
+9. Exit -- Exit the editor.
+
+### 3.5.11 Sample Script  
+As an example consider the case where you are working on several projects, each one with its own associated password. A KScript script to implement this is as follows:
+Assume a directory structure of
+C:\Users\Me\Projects\Project1
+\...
+C:\Users\Me\Projects\ProjectN
+Then we want to identify when the current directory is part of the Projects branch and then choose a password based on the project name. This password should apply to all files and subdirectories in the project:
+
+
+log Display initial symbol table
+# Get the branch name
+GetSubDir Branch 3 Path
+View
+if Mif Branch.Subdir == "Projects"
+   Call GetProjectPW
+else Mif
+   Return ^FN^.^Fn
+Endif Mif
+
+Procs
+Proc GetProjectPW
+  GetSubDir Project 4 Path
+  log Project = Project.Subdir
+  if Mif2 Project == "Project1"
+     Return Project1
+  ELIF Mif2 Project == "Project2"
+     Return ^Project2^.^FN
+  else Mif2
+     Return ^Project^.^FN
+  Endif Mif2
+Pend GetProjectPW
+
+The starting logic determines the branch and if the branch is "Projects", then a proc is called to isolate the logic of returning the desired password.
+
+    [[img src="AccessPWManager.jpg" height="302" width="572" ]]
+Figure 3.5.11-15 Accessing the Password Manager

+
+    [[img src="KScriptEditor.jpg" height="302" width="572" ]]
+Figure 3.5.11-16 KScript Editor

+
+
+## 3.6 Backups  
+It is strongly suggested that you save the profile (by using the [Save] button in the setup window) after making changes that you want preserved. Then if your profile gets corrupted, you can restore it.

 It is also suggested that you use an off-site backup program that backs up your Documents folder, this also backs up Kryptmin, since the Protected and Kryptmin folders are located in Documents.

-    [[img src="ManageProfile.jpg" height="600" width="600" ]]
-Figure 3.5-16 Profile Drop-Down Menu

+    [[img src="ManageProfile.jpg" height="600" width="600" ]]
+Figure 3.6-17 Profile Drop-Down Menu

 
 
 # 4 Examples  
 
 
 ## 4.1 Kryptmin Directory Structure  
-Normal files and folders go in the Protected folder (see figure 4.1-17. Notice that files and folders may be encrypted.
+Normal files and folders go in the Protected folder (see figure 4.1-18. Notice that files and folders may be encrypted.
 An encrypted folder is stored as a single file no matter how many files and subfolders it contains. This can be useful in managing collections of files.

-    [[img src="Protected.jpg" height="268" width="595" ]]
-Figure 4.1-17 For files and directories

-
-    [[img src="Kryptmin.jpg" height="282" width="513" ]]
-Figure 4.1-18 For encrypted files and directories

-
-    [[img src="View.jpg" height="177" width="444" ]]
-Figure 4.1-19 For viewing

-
-    [[img src="Cmds.jpg" height="190" width="442" ]]
-Figure 4.1-20 For commands and programs

+    [[img src="Protected.jpg" height="268" width="595" ]]
+Figure 4.1-18 For files and directories

+
+    [[img src="Kryptmin.jpg" height="282" width="513" ]]
+Figure 4.1-19 For encrypted files and directories

+
+    [[img src="View.jpg" height="177" width="444" ]]
+Figure 4.1-20 For viewing

+
+    [[img src="Cmds.jpg" height="190" width="442" ]]
+Figure 4.1-21 For commands and programs

 
 
 ## 4.2 Encrypting Folders.  
@@ -607,7 +1099,7 @@
 
 
 ## 4.5 Viewing Files and Folders  
-Kryptmin has a view feature. Double clicking on a file or folder will view it (See figure 2-4). This applies to both unencrypted and encrypted files and folders. To view an unencrypted file or folder, double click on it. To view an encrypted file or folder, click the Allow Encrypted View check box and double click on the file name. Files are decrypted to the view folder shown in figure 4.1-19). View files and folders are deleted when Kryptmin exits. However there is always a possibility that a file is locked in an editor or otherwise locked, so it is a good idea to check the view folder to make sure all files were deleted.
+Kryptmin has a view feature. Double clicking on a file or folder will view it (See figure 2-4). This applies to both unencrypted and encrypted files and folders. To view an unencrypted file or folder, double click on it. To view an encrypted file or folder, click the Allow Encrypted View check box and double click on the file name. Files are decrypted to the view folder shown in figure 4.1-20). View files and folders are deleted when Kryptmin exits. However there is always a possibility that a file is locked in an editor or otherwise locked, so it is a good idea to check the view folder to make sure all files were deleted.
 
 
 ## 4.6 Deleting files and Folders  
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 1. Open the file manager (Click the folder icon at the bottom of the screen.)  

-2. Click View at the top of the window. See 5.2-21.  
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-3. Click options, then click View (again, different 'View'). See 5.2-22.  
+2. Click View at the top of the window. See 5.2-22.  
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+3. Click options, then click View (again, different 'View'). See 5.2-23.  

 4. Unclick Hide extensions for known file types.
-    [[img src="WindowsView.jpg" height="200" width="1000" ]]
-Figure 5.2-21 Clicking Windows View

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-    [[img src="WindowsOptions.jpg" height="500" width="400" ]]
-Figure 5.2-22 Windows Options

+    [[img src="WindowsView.jpg" height="200" width="1000" ]]
+Figure 5.2-22 Clicking Windows View

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+    [[img src="WindowsOptions.jpg" height="500" width="400" ]]
+Figure 5.2-23 Windows Options

 
 
 ## 5.3 Managing Passwords  
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     Sometimes it is difficult to see just what is happening. The Trace option of [Setup] writes a log of the external commands used by Kryptmin to accomplish its tasks and records in detail what Kryptmin is doing.

 The log is recorded in your Profile folder:
-C:\Users\'you'\.nic\Kryptmin\Trace.txt. This contains a record of the external commands issued by Kryptmin over the course of a session. It's principal use is to debug the program, but it can be illuminating. A word of caution though, Trace records the commands used to encrypt and decrypt files, including the passwords used. For this reason, Trace.txt is encrypted at the end of the session. Trace is activated by clicking on [ ]Trace after clicking the [Setup] button. Trace is not remembered across sessions, see Figure 3.2-14.
+C:\Users\'you'\.nic\Kryptmin\Trace.txt. This contains a record of the external commands issued by Kryptmin over the course of a session. It's principal use is to debug the program, but it can be illuminating. A word of caution though, Trace records the commands used to encrypt and decrypt files, including the passwords used. For this reason, Trace.txt is encrypted at the end of the session. Trace is activated by clicking on [ ]Trace after clicking the [Setup] button. Trace is not remembered across sessions, see Figure 3.2-13.

 
 
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 * Then George launches Kryptmin and clicks on the Unencrypted files drop-down list and selects Edit⁽¹⁰⁾.  

-* He pastes "C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred" in the New Protected field and also in the New Encrypted field because he  is going to hold both encrypted and decrypted files in the same folder. See figure 5.11-23  
+* He pastes "C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred" in the New Protected field and also in the New Encrypted field because he  is going to hold both encrypted and decrypted files in the same folder. See figure 5.11-24  

 * He repeats the process for folder C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\FromFred and clicks Save.  

-* Then he defines the passwords By clicking button Edit next to password override and enters a new name of "ToFred" and the corresponding password of Snarflubber01 as shown in figure 5.11-24. He then clicks button [Add].  
+* Then he defines the passwords By clicking button Edit next to password override and enters a new name of "ToFred" and the corresponding password of Snarflubber01 as shown in figure 5.11-25. He then clicks button [Add].  

 * He repeats the process for folder ...FromFred. He now has password Snarflubber01 associated with folders ToFred and FromFred. (Remember passwords and associations are case sensitive so that TOFRED is different from ToFred.)  

 * Then he clicks button [Update] to save his work.
 He is now ready to exchange files with Fred. Fred does something similar, only he names his folders 'George' instead of 'Fred'.

-    [[img src="DocumentExchange01.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
-Figure 5.11-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders

-
-    [[img src="DocumentExchange02.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
-Figure 5.11-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords

+    [[img src="DocumentExchange01.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
+Figure 5.11-24 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders

+
+    [[img src="DocumentExchange02.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
+Figure 5.11-25 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords

 
 
 ### 5.11.1 Sending Files  
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 ### 5.11.3 Using the Channel Wizard  
 There is a Wizard to setup encrypted e-mail channels. Click on button [Profile], then click on button [Create Encrypted Channel]. This opens the Wizard, see figure 5.11.3.

-    [[img src="Wizard.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
-Figure 5.11.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard

+    [[img src="Wizard.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
+Figure 5.11.3-26 E-mail Channel Wizard


 Typical channel locations are: C:\Users`you'\Documents\Channels and C:\Users\'you'\Channels. The advantage of locating e-mail channels inside of the Documents folder is that Documents are usually backed up by the backup app automatically; the advantage of locating the channels in your main directory is the resulting file names are less long. Choose the location, the channel name, and the password. Then click button [Validate]. Check the to/From folders and adjust them if you prefer, and click button [Create Channel]. Kryptmin will create the channel for you. Usage is as described previously.
 
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-Improve Error Handling
-Add uniform display and logging
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Added drop-down menu to profile editor
+Avoid collisions
Improve command navigation
+1.1.2.0
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Added check for new version
Added Profile format option to profile editor
Added drop-down menu to profile editor
-Avoid collisions
Warn when new version
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Fixed new version display
Fixed path names in help
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Fixed special characters in links
-Unnecessary restriction
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backslash must be doubled to print
File names are now quoted
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-1.1.2.1
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-Added Drag-And-Drop functionality
Changed View controls
Revised URL handling
Added simple installer
-Enhancement
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Easier installation and update
-1.2.0.0
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-Corrected folder extract with multiple sub folders
-Bug Fix
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-Added Copy/Paste support
Moved single valued configuration items to the Registry
Added Save/Restore as an explicit action to the Profile window
Added LastPW to indicate last PW algorithm used
Added monitor to provide feedback when encrypting/decrypting large files or folders
Added to profile ability to switch between Root:FN and Default PW algorithms
Fixed processing of file/folder names with special characters
-Enhancement
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-Added STF format to Format Profile in Setup
Renamed [Profile] button to [Setup]
Added create encrypted channel wizard
Added startup interlock to prevent multiple copies of Kryptmin from running
Updated help file
-Enhancement
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-Prevent two copies from running
2nd save of profile fails
Moved trace from registry to setup
-Bug Fix
Bug Fix
Improve Security
-1.2.2.1
1.2.2.1
1.2.2.1
+7/20/2020
+Final-release copy
+Program Reboot
+1.2.0.0-0.0
 
 
 
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 (8) The quotation marks are optional.

-(9) There is a Wizard to do the setup, see 5.11.3-25
+(9) There is a Wizard to do the setup, see 5.11.3-26

 (10) you can also right-click to invoke the editor

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FN +Ext Parent Path CDate CurrentDate Forever Level ProcLevel	Curent file name Current file extension Lowest folder Full file path File modification date Today's date 1 > 0 0 0	Name of active file Active file extension Folder in which file is located Complete path to file Date file was last modified: YYYYMMDD YYYYMMDD A shorthand for a continuous loop Print level. Increase the Level and the amount of printing increases Print level inside of procs.

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IF[m] label +ELIF[m] label Else label Endif label While[m] label WContinue label Wexit label Wend label	Expression Expression Expression	if the expression is true, the following statements are executed if the preceding test is false and the expression is true, the following statements are executed If none of the previous expressions were true, then the else statements are executed. Ends the IF control statement. IF statements may be nested. The statements following the While statement are executed as long as the expression is true. While statements may be nested. Skip to corresponding Wend statement The corresponding while loop is exited Ends the While Loop

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GT +GE EQ NE LT LE AND OR	Greater Than Greater Than or Equal Equal Not Equal Less Than Less Than or Equal And Or	> >= =, == <>, != < <= &, && \|, \|\|

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0 +1 2 3 4	Only write the generated password (default) List the script as it is executed Also show the results of symbol replacement Also show intermediate results Write everything available

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Sun, 31 Mar 2019 20:15:53 -0000

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Sun, 31 Mar 2019 20:04:59 -0000

--- v26
+++ v27
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@

 Barry Stanly

-Printed on March 07, 2019
+Printed on March 31, 2019

 Copyright 2018 by Barry Stanly

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
 Barry Stanly
 Henderson NV, 2018

-Kryptmin (Version: 1.2.2.0)
+Kryptmin (Version: 1.2.2.1)
 __________________________________________________________
 # C O N T E N T S

@@ -98,13 +98,14 @@
 [5.6.2 Manually Decrypting Files](#L5.6.2)  
 [5.7 Checking for Updates](#L5.7)  
 [5.8 Registry](#L5.8)  
-[5.9 Design Notes](#L5.9)  
-[5.10 Exchanging Files](#L5.10)  
-[5.10.1 Sending Files](#L5.10.1)  
-[5.10.2 Receiving Files](#L5.10.2)  
-[5.10.3 Using the Channel Wizard](#L5.10.3)  
-[5.10.4 Integrating with Linux](#L5.10.4)  
-[5.10.5 Integrating with Android](#L5.10.5)  
+[5.9 troubleshooting](#L5.9)  
+[5.10 Design Notes](#L5.10)  
+[5.11 Exchanging Files](#L5.11)  
+[5.11.1 Sending Files](#L5.11.1)  
+[5.11.2 Receiving Files](#L5.11.2)  
+[5.11.3 Using the Channel Wizard](#L5.11.3)  
+[5.11.4 Integrating with Linux](#L5.11.4)  
+[5.11.5 Integrating with Android](#L5.11.5)  

 [6 Change log](#L6)  

@@ -138,9 +139,9 @@
 [Figure 4.1-20 For commands and programs](#Fig-0020)  
 [Figure 5.2-21 Clicking Windows View](#Fig-0021)  
 [Figure 5.2-22 Windows Options](#Fig-0022)  
-[Figure 5.10-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders](#Fig-0023)  
-[Figure 5.10-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords](#Fig-0024)  
-[Figure 5.10.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard](#Fig-0025)  
+[Figure 5.11-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders](#Fig-0023)  
+[Figure 5.11-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords](#Fig-0024)  
+[Figure 5.11.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard](#Fig-0025)  

 ---
  
@@ -469,7 +470,7 @@
 
                                              Profile Entry
 
-#Profile
# - Comment
#Format = 'Cmd':'Value'
#Commands are case insensitive
#A or AllowEncryptedView - Allow Encrypted View (T/F)
#C or CheckForUpdate - Check to see if later version has been released (T/F)
#D or DecryptionPath - Default decryption path
#E or EncryptionPath - Default encryption path
#F or AdditionalPaths -Alternate Encryption/Decryption path pairs
#G or DefaultViewPath - Where to View Files
#H or HelpPath- Path to help file
#L or Launch - Come up in launch mode (T/F)
#M or Move - Move files (Vs copy) (T/F)
#O or Overwrite - Overwrite existing (T/F)
#R or DefaultRoot - Root PW
#S or Site - Define Site - format=Site:Name,Username,Password,URL,Profile,Tag,Notes
#     Notes - lines separated by <x01> instead of <NL>
#T or Trace - Command Trace (T/F)
#U or ManagedMode - Managed Mode (T/F)
#V or LauncherMode - Launcher Mode (T/F)
##W-MultiSelect - Usually off for Drag And Drop (T/F)
##W-EncryptedChannelLocation - default folder
#X or Extensions - Default document extension
#Z or EncryptedExtension - Default encrypted extension
AllowEncryptedView:T
DecryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected
EncryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
DefaultViewPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View
HelpPath:C:\Users\Public\Cmds\Kryptmin.pdf
CheckForUpdate:T
Launch:F
Move:F
Overwrite:T
DefaultRoot:rrrrrrrrrr
Trace:F
ManagedMode:T
LauncherMode:T
Extensions:.doc*,.rtf
EncryptedExtension:.7z
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\me\Documents\Protected/C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2
W-EncryptedChannelLocation:C:\Users\me\Documents\Channels
Site:Amazon SSSSSSSSSS01 me@cox.net https://www.amazon.com/ 2 Amazon
Site:WellsFargo WELwwwwwwww mememe https://www.wellsfargo.com/ 2 Bank Routing Number: 12345678,^Checking: 12345678,^Savings: 12345678^^What is the name of your favorite charity: OhBoy^^In what city did you meet your spouse?: Paradise Indiana^^What is the name of your favorite childhood superhero?: Frederick the Great
Site:Fred's PW FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fred's PW  0
Site:gogo GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG gogo  0
Site:Morton's PW MMMMMMMMMMMM Morton's PW  1
Site:Test2 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Test2  1

+#Profile
# - Comment
#Format = 'Cmd':'Value'
#Commands are case insensitive
#A or AllowEncryptedView - Allow Encrypted View (T/F)
#C or CheckForUpdate - Check to see if later version has been released (T/F)
#D or DecryptionPath - Default decryption path
#E or EncryptionPath - Default encryption path
#F or AdditionalPaths -Alternate Encryption/Decryption path pairs
#G or DefaultViewPath - Where to View Files
#H or HelpPath- Path to help file
#L or Launch - Come up in launch mode (T/F)
#M or Move - Move files (Vs copy) (T/F)
#O or Overwrite - Overwrite existing (T/F)
#R or DefaultRoot - Root PW
#S or Site - Define Site - format=Site:Name,Username,Password,URL,Profile,Tag,Notes
#     Notes - lines separated by <x01> instead of <NL>
#U or ManagedMode - Managed Mode (T/F)
#V or LauncherMode - Launcher Mode (T/F)
##W-MultiSelect - Usually off for Drag And Drop (T/F)
##W-EncryptedChannelLocation - default folder
#X or Extensions - Default document extension
#Z or EncryptedExtension - Default encrypted extension
AllowEncryptedView:T
DecryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected
EncryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
DefaultViewPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View
HelpPath:C:\Users\Public\Cmds\Kryptmin.pdf
CheckForUpdate:T
Launch:F
Move:F
Overwrite:T
DefaultRoot:rrrrrrrrrr
ManagedMode:T
LauncherMode:T
Extensions:.doc*,.rtf
EncryptedExtension:.7z
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\me\Documents\Protected/C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2
W-EncryptedChannelLocation:C:\Users\me\Documents\Channels
Site:Amazon SSSSSSSSSS01 me@cox.net https://www.amazon.com/ 2 Amazon
Site:WellsFargo WELwwwwwwww mememe https://www.wellsfargo.com/ 2 Bank Routing Number: 12345678,^Checking: 12345678,^Savings: 12345678^^What is the name of your favorite charity: OhBoy^^In what city did you meet your spouse?: Paradise Indiana^^What is the name of your favorite childhood superhero?: Frederick the Great
Site:Fred's PW FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fred's PW  0
Site:gogo GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG gogo  0
Site:Morton's PW MMMMMMMMMMMM Morton's PW  1
Site:Test2 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Test2  1

 
 

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 * Errors.txt -- Current session's error file.  

+* KryptminInterlock.txt -- Temporary file that indicates a Kryptmin session is running.  
+
 * Login.txt -- The file that specifies to require the user to login.  

 * Trace.7z -- Last session's trace file.  
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 To edit the profile, click Save. This copies Profile.7z to the encrypted folder⁽⁵⁾ The profile may then be edited by double clicking on it in the encrypted folder. To install a profile, click Install. This will install the Profile and exit Kryptmin. First Profile.7z is searched for in the Encrypted folder, then Profile.txt is searched for in the unencrypted folder. When Kryptmin is restarted, the new profile will be in effect.
 There are no seat belts in editing the profile, so be careful when making changes.
   
-The following options cannot be set via the program itself and must be controlled by hand using Regedit or a text editor: Trace, HelpPath (Path to help file), and EncryptedExtension (Default encrypted extension). Their use is as follows:
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-1. Trace is used to turn the command trace on and off. When on (Set to True), file Trace.txt will be written toC:\Users\'you'\.nic\Kryptmin\Trace.txt. This contains a record of the external commands issued by Kryptmin over the course of a session. It's principal use is to debug the program.
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+The following options cannot be set via the program itself and must be controlled by hand using Regedit or a text editor: HelpPath (Path to help file), and EncryptedExtension (Default encrypted extension). Their use is as follows:
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+2. EncryptedExtension specifies the file extension used to identify encrypted files. It's use is to identify encrypted files. Kryptmin uses an extension of .7z to identify encrypted files.
   See 5.8 for information on how to use Regedit.

 Any file may be deleted. However to refresh the profile, use the Reset button.
 
 
 ## 3.3 Controls  
-  Prior to making configuration changes, save the profile by using the Copy button.
+  Prior to making configuration changes, save the profile by using the [Save] button (under Setup]).
 The Profile may be modified using the button commands or via the Manage Profile drop-down menu, or by using the right-click menu, i.e. right-click inside of the profile and a menu appears. (The right-click menu and the drop-down menu are equivalent.) The drop-down menu is shown in figure 3.5-16. The controls are as follows:
+

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 Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\NIC\Kryptmin. These values may be edited using the Windows utility: Regedit. To see the registry values, press <Alt>R and enter regedit. Then type the above key in the Regedit address field (or copy the key from help and paste it into Regedit.)
 
 
-## 5.9 Design Notes  
+## 5.9 troubleshooting  
+    Sometimes it is difficult to see just what is happening. The Trace option of [Setup] writes a log of the external commands used by Kryptmin to accomplish its tasks and records in detail what Kryptmin is doing.
+
+The log is recorded in your Profile folder:
+C:\Users\'you'\.nic\Kryptmin\Trace.txt. This contains a record of the external commands issued by Kryptmin over the course of a session. It's principal use is to debug the program, but it can be illuminating. A word of caution though, Trace records the commands used to encrypt and decrypt files, including the passwords used. For this reason, Trace.txt is encrypted at the end of the session. Trace is activated by clicking on [ ]Trace after clicking the [Setup] button. Trace is not remembered across sessions, see Figure 3.2-14.
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 A simple button based interface was decided upon to make basic use intuitive. This seems to have worked out well (IMHO). However it did cause a problem with the Profile editor. There were just too many buttons, so it got confusing. So I decided on a hybrid interface: Part button, part menu. This seems to be reasonable. Accordingly the Profile has a drop-down menu and a right-click menu. Both menus are equivalent.
 
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-## 5.10 Exchanging Files  
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+## 5.11 Exchanging Files  
   As an example of exchanging files between people, suppose Fred and George want to set up an encrypted e-mail channel to exchange files. To do this they have to make several decisions. The first decision is the choice of method. Two common methods are:

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 Since this help file is about using Kryptmin, the interested reader is referred to the literature for more information on PGP/GPG.

-Assuming Fred and George agree to use a common password, say Snarflubber01, the following is a way to set up a usable e-mail channel between Fred and George using Kryptmin⁽⁹⁾
+Assuming Fred and George agree to use a common password, say Snarflubber01, the following is a way to set up a usable e-mail channel between Fred and George using Kryptmin⁽⁹⁾.

 * George creates a directory named C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred to keep files sent to Fred; and a directory named C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\FromFred to hold Fred's replies. George decided to locate the folders (Directories) inside of his Documents folder. This is because his backup system automatically backs up the Documents folder.  

 * Then George launches Kryptmin and clicks on the Unencrypted files drop-down list and selects Edit⁽¹⁰⁾.  

-* He pastes "C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred" in the New Protected field and also in the New Encrypted field because he  is going to hold both encrypted and decrypted files in the same folder. See figure 5.10-23  
+* He pastes "C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred" in the New Protected field and also in the New Encrypted field because he  is going to hold both encrypted and decrypted files in the same folder. See figure 5.11-23  

 * He repeats the process for folder C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\FromFred and clicks Save.  

-* Then he defines the passwords By clicking button Edit next to password override and enters a new name of "ToFred" and the corresponding password of Snarflubber01 as shown in figure 5.10-24. He then clicks button [Add].  
+* Then he defines the passwords By clicking button Edit next to password override and enters a new name of "ToFred" and the corresponding password of Snarflubber01 as shown in figure 5.11-24. He then clicks button [Add].  

 * He repeats the process for folder ...FromFred. He now has password Snarflubber01 associated with folders ToFred and FromFred. (Remember passwords and associations are case sensitive so that TOFRED is different from ToFred.)  

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 He is now ready to exchange files with Fred. Fred does something similar, only he names his folders 'George' instead of 'Fred'.

     [[img src="DocumentExchange01.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
-Figure 5.10-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders

+Figure 5.11-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders


     [[img src="DocumentExchange02.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
-Figure 5.10-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords

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+Figure 5.11-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords

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 When George sends a file to Fred, he:

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    d. Stuff.7z appears in the encrypted window.  

    e. George sends Stuff.7z as an attachment to Fred.
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 Upon receiving George's e-mail, Fred launches Kryptmin and does the following:

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 6. Fred doubleclicks Stuff.docx to read it⁽¹¹⁾. 
 
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-### 5.10.3 Using the Channel Wizard  
-There is a Wizard to setup encrypted e-mail channels. Click on button [Profile], then click on button [Create Encrypted Channel]. This opens the Wizard, see figure 5.10.3.
+
+### 5.11.3 Using the Channel Wizard  
+There is a Wizard to setup encrypted e-mail channels. Click on button [Profile], then click on button [Create Encrypted Channel]. This opens the Wizard, see figure 5.11.3.

     [[img src="Wizard.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
-Figure 5.10.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard

+Figure 5.11.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard


 Typical channel locations are: C:\Users`you'\Documents\Channels and C:\Users\'you'\Channels. The advantage of locating e-mail channels inside of the Documents folder is that Documents are usually backed up by the backup app automatically; the advantage of locating the channels in your main directory is the resulting file names are less long. Choose the location, the channel name, and the password. Then click button [Validate]. Check the to/From folders and adjust them if you prefer, and click button [Create Channel]. Kryptmin will create the channel for you. Usage is as described previously.
 
-
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+### 5.11.4 Integrating with Linux  
   What if Fred's system is Linux based? There are many ways to communicate with a Linux based system. What I would do is write two Nautilus scripts. One titled EncryptForGeorge, the other DecryptFromGeorge. The encryption script would invoke 7-Zip similarly to:
 7z a $ARC -y -p"Snarflubber01" -mhe $FILE
 where $ARC is the archive to contain the encripted version of the file, and $FILE is the file.
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 Alternately, you can right-click on an encrypted file and choose extract to here. Then type in the password when requested to do so, etc.
 
-
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+### 5.11.5 Integrating with Android  
 Because AES-256 bit encryption is defined in a government standard (see [Advanced Encryption Standard](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard)), encrypted files may be decrypted by any app that follows the standard so long as the correct password is used. For example, ZArchiver understands 7-Zip encrypted files and may be used to pass encrypted files between Kryptmin and Android phones. ZArchiver is available from the Google play store. Two good ways to exchange files with an Android phone are: via e-mail or via a shared cloud disk.
 
 
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 (8) The quotation marks are optional.

-(9) There is a Wizard to do the setup, see 5.10.3-25?#19.
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 (10) you can also right-click to invoke the editor

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+ PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
 
 
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Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Thu, 07 Mar 2019 22:02:40 -0000

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Thu, 07 Mar 2019 21:31:39 -0000

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

bstanly — Thu, 07 Mar 2019 21:30:08 -0000

Kryptmin modified by bstanly

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-
 Kryptmin -- An Encryption and Web Manager

 Written by

 Barry Stanly

-Printed on February 25, 2019
+Printed on March 07, 2019

 Copyright 2018 by Barry Stanly

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 [5.10 Exchanging Files](#L5.10)  
 [5.10.1 Sending Files](#L5.10.1)  
 [5.10.2 Receiving Files](#L5.10.2)  
-[5.10.3 Integrating with Linux](#L5.10.3)  
+[5.10.3 Using the Channel Wizard](#L5.10.3)  
+[5.10.4 Integrating with Linux](#L5.10.4)  
+[5.10.5 Integrating with Android](#L5.10.5)  

 [6 Change log](#L6)  

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 [Figure 5.2-22 Windows Options](#Fig-0022)  
 [Figure 5.10-23 Document Exchange -- Setting up Folders](#Fig-0023)  
 [Figure 5.10-24 Document Exchange -- Defining Passwords](#Fig-0024)  
+[Figure 5.10.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard](#Fig-0025)  

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                                             Profile Entry
 #Profile
# - Comment
#Format = 'Cmd':'Value'
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#A or AllowEncryptedView - Allow Encrypted View (T/F)
#C or CheckForUpdate - Check to see if later version has been released (T/F)
#D or DecryptionPath - Default decryption path
#E or EncryptionPath - Default encryption path
#F or AdditionalPaths -Alternate Encryption/Decryption path pairs
#G or DefaultViewPath - Where to View Files
#H or HelpPath- Path to help file
#L or Launch - Come up in launch mode (T/F)
#M or Move - Move files (Vs copy) (T/F)
#O or Overwrite - Overwrite existing (T/F)
#R or DefaultRoot - Root PW
#S or Site - Define Site - format=Site:Name,Username,Password,URL,Profile,Tag,Notes
#     Notes - lines separated by <x01> instead of <NL>
#T or Trace - Command Trace (T/F)
#U or ManagedMode - Managed Mode (T/F)
#V or LauncherMode - Launcher Mode (T/F)
##W-MultiSelect - Usually off for Drag And Drop (T/F)
##W-EncryptedChannelLocation - default folder
#X or Extensions - Default document extension
#Z or EncryptedExtension - Default encrypted extension
AllowEncryptedView:T
DecryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected
EncryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
DefaultViewPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View
HelpPath:C:\Users\Public\Cmds\Kryptmin.pdf
CheckForUpdate:T
Launch:F
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DefaultRoot:rrrrrrrrrr
Trace:F
ManagedMode:T
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Extensions:.doc*,.rtf
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AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\me\Documents\Protected/C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1
AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2
W-EncryptedChannelLocation:C:\Users\me\Documents\Channels
Site:Amazon SSSSSSSSSS01 me@cox.net https://www.amazon.com/ 2 Amazon
Site:WellsFargo WELwwwwwwww mememe https://www.wellsfargo.com/ 2 Bank Routing Number: 12345678,^Checking: 12345678,^Savings: 12345678^^What is the name of your favorite charity: OhBoy^^In what city did you meet your spouse?: Paradise Indiana^^What is the name of your favorite childhood superhero?: Frederick the Great
Site:Fred's PW FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fred's PW  0
Site:gogo GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG gogo  0
Site:Morton's PW MMMMMMMMMMMM Morton's PW  1
Site:Test2 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Test2  1

 

   
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 ## 5.1 Backups  
-Whenever you make important changes to your profile, it is a good idea to back it up. You can do this by clicking [Setup] and then clicking [Save]. This creates a backup copy of your profile in the Encrypted folder. You cannot just copy Profile.7z as stored in the Profile folder because it is encrypted using the system password and is deliberately not portable -- use [Save] to copy it to the Encrypted folder.
+    Whenever you make important changes to your profile, it is a good idea to back it up. You can do this by clicking [Setup] and then clicking [Save]. This creates a backup copy of your profile in the Encrypted folder. You cannot just copy Profile.7z as stored in the Profile folder because it is encrypted using the system password and is deliberately not portable -- use [Save] to copy it to the Encrypted folder. (Use the [Install] button under Setup to install an archived or modified Profile from either the decrypted or encrypted folders.)

 You should have a backup system that automatically backs up your Documents folder (which includes your Protected and Encrypted folders.) If you don't have an online backup system in place, here is a survey of good backup systems⁽⁷⁾: [https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp](https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2288745,00.asp).
 
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 2. Click View at the top of the window. See 5.2-21.  

-3. Click options, then click View. See 5.2-22.  
+3. Click options, then click View (again, different 'View'). See 5.2-22.  

 4. Unclick Hide extensions for known file types.
     [[img src="WindowsView.jpg" height="200" width="1000" ]]
@@ -720,7 +676,7 @@

 If the hardware configuration changes, the the default system password may also change. This is another reason to back up your profile.

-Relying on the default system password implies that your system is physically secure, i.e. your PC login password is deemed good enough security. If it is not, then use your own Kryptmin login password. (Use the [Install] button in in Setup to install a new or modified Profile from either the decrypted or encrypted folders.)
+Relying on the default system password implies that your system is physically secure, i.e. your PC login password is deemed good enough security. If it is not, then use your own Kryptmin login password.
 
 
 ## 5.6 7-Zip Interface  
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 1. (Version: 1.1.1.1) -- Version number of the current version of Kryptmin.  

-2. (Beta: 1.1.1.1) -- Version number of the test version of Kryptmin (Deprecated, use pending.)  
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-3. (Pending:1.1.1.1~1.2.2.2~...~1.n.1.1) -- List of active versions.  
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-4. (News: 1) -- number of current news blurb.If the Kryptmin version number is contained in Version or Pending then no message is displayed; otherwise the new version dialog is displayed warning the user that a new version is available.
+2. (Pending:1.1.1.1~1.2.2.2~...~1.n.1.1) -- List of active versions.  
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+3. (News: 1) -- number of current news blurb.If the Kryptmin version number is contained in Version or Pending then no message is displayed; otherwise the new version dialog is displayed warning the user that a new version is available.

 If the current news number is less than the news blurb number, the news is displayed.

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 Since this help file is about using Kryptmin, the interested reader is referred to the literature for more information on PGP/GPG.

-Assuming Fred and George agree to use a common password, say Snarflubber01, the following is a way to set up a usable e-mail channel between Fred and George using Kryptmin:
+Assuming Fred and George agree to use a common password, say Snarflubber01, the following is a way to set up a usable e-mail channel between Fred and George using Kryptmin⁽⁹⁾

 * George creates a directory named C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred to keep files sent to Fred; and a directory named C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\FromFred to hold Fred's replies. George decided to locate the folders (Directories) inside of his Documents folder. This is because his backup system automatically backs up the Documents folder.  

-* Then George launches Kryptmin and clicks on the Unencrypted files drop-down list and selects Edit⁽⁹⁾.  
+* Then George launches Kryptmin and clicks on the Unencrypted files drop-down list and selects Edit⁽¹⁰⁾.  

 * He pastes "C:\Users\George\Documents\Fred\ToFred" in the New Protected field and also in the New Encrypted field because he  is going to hold both encrypted and decrypted files in the same folder. See figure 5.10-23  

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 5. Stuff.docx appears in the unencrypted window.  

-6. Fred doubleclicks Stuff.docx to read it⁽¹⁰⁾.
+6. Fred doubleclicks Stuff.docx to read it⁽¹¹⁾. 
+
 
-### 5.10.3 Integrating with Linux  
+### 5.10.3 Using the Channel Wizard  
+There is a Wizard to setup encrypted e-mail channels. Click on button [Profile], then click on button [Create Encrypted Channel]. This opens the Wizard, see figure 5.10.3.
+
+    [[img src="Wizard.jpg" height="520" width="900" ]]
+Figure 5.10.3-25 E-mail Channel Wizard

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+Typical channel locations are: C:\Users`you'\Documents\Channels and C:\Users\'you'\Channels. The advantage of locating e-mail channels inside of the Documents folder is that Documents are usually backed up by the backup app automatically; the advantage of locating the channels in your main directory is the resulting file names are less long. Choose the location, the channel name, and the password. Then click button [Validate]. Check the to/From folders and adjust them if you prefer, and click button [Create Channel]. Kryptmin will create the channel for you. Usage is as described previously.
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   What if Fred's system is Linux based? There are many ways to communicate with a Linux based system. What I would do is write two Nautilus scripts. One titled EncryptForGeorge, the other DecryptFromGeorge. The encryption script would invoke 7-Zip similarly to:
 7z a $ARC -y -p"Snarflubber01" -mhe $FILE
 where $ARC is the archive to contain the encripted version of the file, and $FILE is the file.
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 7z x $ARC -y -p"Snarflubber01" -o$OUT "$FOLDER/*"
 where $ARC and $OUT are as before, and $FOLDER is the folder name.

-Alternately, you can right-click on an encrypted file and choose extract to hear. Then type in the password when requested to do so, etc.
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+Because AES-256 bit encryption is defined in a government standard (see [Advanced Encryption Standard](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard)), encrypted files may be decrypted by any app that follows the standard so long as the correct password is used. For example, ZArchiver understands 7-Zip encrypted files and may be used to pass encrypted files between Kryptmin and Android phones. ZArchiver is available from the Google play store. Two good ways to exchange files with an Android phone are: via e-mail or via a shared cloud disk.
 
 
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+(11) Actually Fred could just doubleclick on Stuff.7z, and Kryptmin will automatically decrypt it to the view folder.

 
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MyPW
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MyPW
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Options
 
 
 Context menu
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Options
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-Copy/Paste - X.001
-X.002
 
Override passwords - X.001
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+X.002
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Password manager
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 Data fields
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Password manager
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Passwords
 
 
 Decryption during startup
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Passwords
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Pasting web passwords
 
 
 Default override password
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Pasting web passwords
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PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
 
 
 Default password
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PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
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Power shell
 
 
 Default Password
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Power shell
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Pretty Good Privacy
 
 
 Default security
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Pretty Good Privacy
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profile
 
 
 Deleting files
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profile
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Profile Defined
 
 
 Detail editor - X.001
 X.002
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Profile Defined
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Profile directory - X.001
+X.002
 
 
 Drag-and-drop - X.001
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Profile directory - X.001
-X.002
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Profile folder
 
 
 Editing the Profile
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Profile folder
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profile folder
 
 
 Editing the profile
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profile folder
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Profile format
 
 
 Encryption during shutdown
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Profile format
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Registry
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 Example encrypting files
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Registry
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renaming a site
 
 
 Example encrypting folders
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renaming a site
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Restoring the profile
 
 
 Exchanging files
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Restoring the profile
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Restoring the profile from backup
 
 
 GPG - GNU Pretty Good Privacy

Profile Entry
#Profile # - Comment #Format = 'Cmd':'Value' #Commands are case insensitive #A or AllowEncryptedView - Allow Encrypted View (T/F) #C or CheckForUpdate - Check to see if later version has been released (T/F) #D or DecryptionPath - Default decryption path #E or EncryptionPath - Default encryption path #F or AdditionalPaths -Alternate Encryption/Decryption path pairs #G or DefaultViewPath - Where to View Files #H or HelpPath- Path to help file #L or Launch - Come up in launch mode (T/F) #M or Move - Move files (Vs copy) (T/F) #O or Overwrite - Overwrite existing (T/F) #R or DefaultRoot - Root PW #S or Site - Define Site - format=Site:Name,Username,Password,URL,Profile,Tag,Notes # Notes - lines separated by <x01> instead of <NL> #T or Trace - Command Trace (T/F) #U or ManagedMode - Managed Mode (T/F) #V or LauncherMode - Launcher Mode (T/F) ##W-MultiSelect - Usually off for Drag And Drop (T/F) ##W-EncryptedChannelLocation - default folder #X or Extensions - Default document extension #Z or EncryptedExtension - Default encrypted extension AllowEncryptedView:T DecryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected EncryptionPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin DefaultViewPath:C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin\View HelpPath:C:\Users\Public\Cmds\Kryptmin.pdf CheckForUpdate:T Launch:F Move:F Overwrite:T DefaultRoot:rrrrrrrrrr Trace:F ManagedMode:T LauncherMode:T Extensions:.doc*,.rtf EncryptedExtension:.7z AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\me\Documents\Protected/C:\Users\moi\Documents\Protected\Kryptmin AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test1 AdditionalPaths:C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2/C:\Users\moi\Xtra\Test2 W-EncryptedChannelLocation:C:\Users\me\Documents\Channels Site:Amazon SSSSSSSSSS01 me@cox.net https://www.amazon.com/ 2 Amazon Site:WellsFargo WELwwwwwwww mememe https://www.wellsfargo.com/ 2 Bank Routing Number: 12345678,^Checking: 12345678,^Savings: 12345678^^What is the name of your favorite charity: OhBoy^^In what city did you meet your spouse?: Paradise Indiana^^What is the name of your favorite childhood superhero?: Frederick the Great Site:Fred's PW FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Fred's PW 0 Site:gogo GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG gogo 0 Site:Morton's PW MMMMMMMMMMMM Morton's PW 1 Site:Test2 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Test2 1

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7/14/2018
7/21/2018
 
 
 
 
8/1/2018
 
 
 
 
8/15/2018
 
 
 
10/07/2018
11/30/2018
 
 
 
 
 
 
12/29/2018
 
 
 
 
Pre-release copy
Improve Error Handling
Fixed 'Default' for Password Override
Added check for new version
Added Profile format option to profile editor
Added drop-down menu to profile editor
Relaxed restriction on viewing Unencrypted files
Fixed new version display
Fixed path names in help
Fixed Special characters in file names
Fixed special characters in links
Added Drag-And-Drop functionality
Changed View controls
Revised URL handling
Added simple installer
Corrected folder extract with multiple sub folders
Added Copy/Paste support
Moved single valued configuration items to the Registry
Added Save/Restore as an explicit action to the Profile window
Added LastPW to indicate last PW algorithm used
Added monitor to provide feedback when encrypting/decrypting large files or folders
Added to profile ability to switch between Root:FN and Default PW algorithms
Fixed processing of file/folder names with special characters
Added STF format to Format Profile in Setup
Renamed [Profile] button to [Setup]
Added create encrypted channel wizard
Added startup interlock to prevent multiple copies of Kryptmin from running
Updated help file
Preview released
Add uniform display and logging
Avoid collisions
Warn when new version
Easy to view profile
Improve command navigation
Unnecessary restriction
New and current were reversed
backslash must be doubled to print
File names are now quoted
Multiple trys are now made to open links
Enhancement
Gives explicit control over view
Now uniform management
Easier installation and update
Bug Fix
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
Bug Fix
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
Enhancement
1.1.1.0
1.1.2.0
1.1.2.0
1.1.2.0
1.1.2.0
1.1.2.0
1.1.2.1
1.1.2.1
1.1.2.1
1.1.2.1
1.1.2.1
1.2.0.0
1.2.0.0
1.2.0.0
1.2.0.0
1.2.0.1
1.2.1.0
1.2.1.0
1.2.1.0
1.2.1.0
1.2.1.0
1.2.1.0
1.2.1.0
1.2.2.0
1.2.2.0
1.2.2.0
1.2.2.0
1.2.2.0
Date Change Notes Version
7/14/2018 Pre-release copy Preview released 1.1.1.0
7/21/2018 Improve Error Handling Add uniform display and logging 1.1.2.0
  Fixed 'Default' for Password Override Avoid collisions 1.1.2.0
  Added check for new version Warn when new version 1.1.2.0
  Added Profile format option to profile editor Easy to view profile 1.1.2.0
  Added drop-down menu to profile editor Improve command navigation 1.1.2.0
8/1/2018 Relaxed restriction on viewing Unencrypted files Unnecessary restriction 1.1.2.1
  Fixed new version display New and current were reversed 1.1.2.1
  Fixed path names in help backslash must be doubled to print 1.1.2.1
  Fixed Special characters in file names File names are now quoted 1.1.2.1
  Fixed special characters in links Multiple trys are now made to open links 1.1.2.1
8/15/2018 Added Drag-And-Drop functionality Enhancement 1.2.0.0
  Changed View controls Gives explicit control over view 1.2.0.0
  Revised URL handling Now uniform management 1.2.0.0
  Added simple installer Easier installation and update 1.2.0.0
10/07/2018 Corrected folder extract with multiple sub folders Bug Fix 1.2.0.1
11/30/2018 Added Copy/Paste support Enhancement 1.2.1.0
  Moved single valued configuration items to the Registry Enhancement 1.2.1.0
  Added Save/Restore as an explicit action to the Profile window Enhancement 1.2.1.0
  Added LastPW to indicate last PW algorithm used Enhancement 1.2.1.0
  Added monitor to provide feedback when encrypting/decrypting large files or folders Enhancement 1.2.1.0
  Added to profile ability to switch between Root:FN and Default PW algorithms Enhancement 1.2.1.0
  Fixed processing of file/folder names with special characters Bug Fix 1.2.1.0
12/29/2018 Added STF format to Format Profile in Setup Enhancement 1.2.2.0
  Renamed [Profile] button to [Setup] Enhancement 1.2.2.0
  Added create encrypted channel wizard Enhancement 1.2.2.0
  Added startup interlock to prevent multiple copies of Kryptmin from running Enhancement 1.2.2.0
  Updated help file Enhancement 1.2.2.0

7-Zip -	Login.txt +	Limiting display by extension
Activating launcher mode -	Multiple folder mode +	Linux
AES-256 bit encryption -	Multiple folders +	Location of default folders
Arbitrary passwords - X.001 X.002 X.003 +X.004 +	Location of files +
Backing up the profile +	Login password +
Buttons +	Login required +
Constant PW +	Login security +
Context menu +	Login.txt +
Copy/Paste - X.001 +X.002 +	Manage Passwords +
Create Encrypted Channel +	Multiple folder mode +
Data fields +	Multiple folders +
Decryption during startup	MyPW
Backing up the profile +	Default override password	Options
Buttons +	Default password	Override passwords - X.001 X.002 X.003
Context menu +	Default Password	Password manager
Copy/Paste - X.001 -X.002 +	Default security	Passwords
Data fields +	Deleting files	Pasting web passwords -
Decryption during startup -	PGP - Pretty Good Privacy -
Default override password -	Power shell -
Default password -	Pretty Good Privacy -
Default Password -	profile -
Default security -	Profile Defined -
Deleting files -	Profile directory - X.001 -X.002
Detail editor - X.001 X.002 -	Profile folder +	PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
Drag-and-drop - X.001 X.002 X.003 +	Power shell +
Editing the Profile +	Pretty Good Privacy +
Editing the profile +	profile +
Encrypted Channel +	Profile Defined +
Encrypted e-mail +	Profile directory - X.001 +X.002 +
Encryption during shutdown +	Profile folder +
Errors.txt	profile folder
Editing the Profile +	Example decrypting files	Profile format
Editing the profile +	Example encrypting files	Regedit - X.001 X.002
Encryption during shutdown +	Example encrypting folders	Registry
Example decrypting files +	Exchanging files +	Remote Save +
Format Profile	renaming a site
Example encrypting files +	GPG - GNU Pretty Good Privacy	Restoring the profile
Example encrypting folders +	Hand editing the profile	Restoring the profile from backup
Exchanging files +	Kryptmin	Right-click menu
GPG - GNU Pretty Good Privacy +	KScript - X.001 +X.002 +X.003	Root:FN - X.001 X.002
Hand editing the profile +	KScript - getsubdir command	Saving the profile
Kryptmin +	KScript - index command +	Sharing Passwords +
KScript - Initial symbol table	System Password
KScript - log levels +	Trace +
KScript - operators +	Trace.txt +
KScript - parse command +	troubleshooting +
KScript - pop command +	Usage buttons +
KScript - substr command +	Usage options +
KScript case insensitive compare +	Using multiple folders +
KScript control commands +	Viewing files +
KScript Procs +	Web password manager +
KScript syntax +	Windows power shell +
Launcher mode -	Trace -
Limiting display by extension -	troubleshooting -
Linux -	Usage buttons -
Location of default folders -	Usage options -
Location of files -	Using multiple folders -
Login password -	Viewing files -
Login required -	Web password manager -
Login security -	Windows power shell -

7-Zip -	Login security +	Login.txt
Activating launcher mode -	Login.txt +	Multiple folder mode
AES-256 bit encryption -	Multiple folder mode +	Multiple folders
Arbitrary passwords - X.001 X.002 X.003 -	Multiple folders +	MyPW
Backing up the profile -	MyPW +	Options
Buttons -	Options -
Context menu	Override passwords - X.001 X.002 X.003
Context menu +	Password manager +
Copy/Paste - X.001 X.002 -	Password manager +	Passwords
Data fields -	Passwords +	Pasting web passwords
Decryption during startup -	Pasting web passwords +	PGP - Pretty Good Privacy
Default override password -	PGP - Pretty Good Privacy +	Power shell
Default password -	Power shell +	Pretty Good Privacy
Default Password -	Pretty Good Privacy +	profile
Default security -	profile +	Profile Defined
Deleting files -	Profile Defined +	Profile directory - X.001 +X.002
Detail editor - X.001 X.002 -	Profile directory - X.001 -X.002 +	Profile folder
Drag-and-drop - X.001 X.002 X.003 -	Profile folder +	profile folder
Editing the Profile -	profile folder +	Profile format
Editing the profile -	Profile format -
Encryption during shutdown	Regedit - X.001 X.002
Encryption during shutdown +	Registry +
Example decrypting files -	Registry +	renaming a site
Example encrypting files -	renaming a site +	Restoring the profile
Example encrypting folders -	Restoring the profile +	Restoring the profile from backup
Exchanging files -	Restoring the profile from backup +	Right-click menu
GPG - GNU Pretty Good Privacy -	Right-click menu -
Hand editing the profile	Root:FN - X.001 X.002
Hand editing the profile +	Saving the profile +
Kryptmin -	Saving the profile +	System Password
Launcher mode -	System Password +	Trace
Limiting display by extension +	troubleshooting +
Linux	Usage buttons
Linux +	Location of default folders	Usage options
Location of default folders +	Location of files	Using multiple folders
Location of files +	Login password	Viewing files
Login password +	Login required	Web password manager
Login required +	Login security	Windows power shell

7/14/2018 7/21/2018 8/1/2018 8/15/2018 10/07/2018 11/30/2018 12/29/2018	Pre-release copy Improve Error Handling Fixed 'Default' for Password Override Added check for new version Added Profile format option to profile editor Added drop-down menu to profile editor Relaxed restriction on viewing Unencrypted files Fixed new version display Fixed path names in help Fixed Special characters in file names Fixed special characters in links Added Drag-And-Drop functionality Changed View controls Revised URL handling Added simple installer Corrected folder extract with multiple sub folders Added Copy/Paste support Moved single valued configuration items to the Registry Added Save/Restore as an explicit action to the Profile window Added LastPW to indicate last PW algorithm used Added monitor to provide feedback when encrypting/decrypting large files or folders Added to profile ability to switch between Root:FN and Default PW algorithms Fixed processing of file/folder names with special characters Added STF format to Format Profile in Setup Renamed [Profile] button to [Setup] Added create encrypted channel wizard Added startup interlock to prevent multiple copies of Kryptmin from running Updated help file	Preview released Add uniform display and logging Avoid collisions Warn when new version Easy to view profile Improve command navigation Unnecessary restriction New and current were reversed backslash must be doubled to print File names are now quoted Multiple trys are now made to open links Enhancement Gives explicit control over view Now uniform management Easier installation and update Bug Fix Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement Bug Fix Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement Enhancement	1.1.1.0 1.1.2.0 1.1.2.0 1.1.2.0 1.1.2.0 1.1.2.0 1.1.2.1 1.1.2.1 1.1.2.1 1.1.2.1 1.1.2.1 1.2.0.0 1.2.0.0 1.2.0.0 1.2.0.0 1.2.0.1 1.2.1.0 1.2.1.0 1.2.1.0 1.2.1.0 1.2.1.0 1.2.1.0 1.2.1.0 1.2.2.0 1.2.2.0 1.2.2.0 1.2.2.0 1.2.2.0	Date	Change	Notes	Version
7/14/2018	Pre-release copy	Preview released	1.1.1.0
7/21/2018	Improve Error Handling	Add uniform display and logging	1.1.2.0
	Fixed 'Default' for Password Override	Avoid collisions	1.1.2.0
	Added check for new version	Warn when new version	1.1.2.0
	Added Profile format option to profile editor	Easy to view profile	1.1.2.0
	Added drop-down menu to profile editor	Improve command navigation	1.1.2.0
8/1/2018	Relaxed restriction on viewing Unencrypted files	Unnecessary restriction	1.1.2.1
	Fixed new version display	New and current were reversed	1.1.2.1
	Fixed path names in help	backslash must be doubled to print	1.1.2.1
	Fixed Special characters in file names	File names are now quoted	1.1.2.1
	Fixed special characters in links	Multiple trys are now made to open links	1.1.2.1
8/15/2018	Added Drag-And-Drop functionality	Enhancement	1.2.0.0
	Changed View controls	Gives explicit control over view	1.2.0.0
	Revised URL handling	Now uniform management	1.2.0.0
	Added simple installer	Easier installation and update	1.2.0.0
10/07/2018	Corrected folder extract with multiple sub folders	Bug Fix	1.2.0.1
11/30/2018	Added Copy/Paste support	Enhancement	1.2.1.0
	Moved single valued configuration items to the Registry	Enhancement	1.2.1.0
	Added Save/Restore as an explicit action to the Profile window	Enhancement	1.2.1.0
	Added LastPW to indicate last PW algorithm used	Enhancement	1.2.1.0
	Added monitor to provide feedback when encrypting/decrypting large files or folders	Enhancement	1.2.1.0
	Added to profile ability to switch between Root:FN and Default PW algorithms	Enhancement	1.2.1.0
	Fixed processing of file/folder names with special characters	Bug Fix	1.2.1.0
12/29/2018	Added STF format to Format Profile in Setup	Enhancement	1.2.2.0
	Renamed [Profile] button to [Setup]	Enhancement	1.2.2.0
	Added create encrypted channel wizard	Enhancement	1.2.2.0
	Added startup interlock to prevent multiple copies of Kryptmin from running	Enhancement	1.2.2.0
	Updated help file	Enhancement	1.2.2.0