Diskcrypt 95 Lite
Copyright (C) 1995-96 Justin Lumsden
All Rights Reserved

This version of Diskcrypt 95 is a limited version that is intended for demonstration purposes only.  You may use it for a total of 20 times before it will cease to operate.  After the 20 uses, you may either destroy all copies of Diskcrypt 95, or register using one of the following methods:

register using check or money order

Justin Lumsden
P.O. Box 793
High Prairie, AB
T0G 1E0
Canada

register on CompuServe (GO SWREG) ID #8690, or

register using our online order form http://www.tcp-ip.com/The_Zone/order2.html

Disclaimer of Warranty

THIS SOFTWARE AND THE ACCOMPANYING FILES ARE SOLD "AS IS" AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE OF MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.  Because of the various hardware and software environments into which Diskcrypt may be put, NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS OFFERED.

Good data processing procedure dictates that any program be thoroughly tested with non-critical data before relying on it.  The user must assume the entire risk of using the program.  THE SELLER ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE.

Diskcrypt 95 Registration Form/Invoice

Ordering by check or money order:  To order by check send this 
order form and a check or money order to Justin Lumsden P.O. 
Box 793, High Prairie, AB T0G 1E0.  Payment must be made in US 
funds.

CompuServe Registration:  To register Diskcrypt 95 on CompuServe,
(GO SWREG) ID #8690.

Internet Registration: To register Diskcrypt 95 on the Internet,
go to our online order form http://www.tcp-ip.com/The_Zone/order2.html

Site licenses:  A site license for Diskcrypt entitles an 
organization to receive one copy of the distribution package and 
duplicate the distribution disk for the specified number of copies.

Diskcrypt Single Copy ____    copies at $ 15 each = ______
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If your ship-to address is different from the address above
please include the Diskcrypt order form from the previous page
along with the ship-to address.

Any questions about the status of the shipment of an order,
refunds, registration options, product details, technical
support, volume discounts, site licenses, etc., must be 
directed to Justin Lumsden at 76124,1723 on CompuServe, by 
Internet mail to [email protected], or by postal mail to 
Justin Lumsden P.O. Box 793, High Prairie, AB T0G 1E0.

Diskcrypt 95 Lite
Copyright (C) 1995-96 Justin Lumsden
All Rights Reserved

*** Installation ***

    To install Diskcrypt to your hard drive, unzip this archive to a 
    temp directory and run the setup.exe program.

*** Requirements ***

    This version of Diskcrypt requires a working copy of Windows 95 or
    Windows 3.1, and Win32's if using Windows 3.1.

*** Documentation ***

    For full documentation, select "Contents" from the help menu for
    information specific to the use of Diskcrypt.

*** List Of Files ***

    The Diskcrypt package consists of the following files.

    README.TXT       introductory information
    LICENSE.TXT      license agreement/warranty disclaimer
    CONTENTS.TXT     documentation for Diskcrypt
    CRYPTER.COM      required executable
    CRYPTER.BAT      required executable
    DSKCPT.EXE       program file
    ORDER.TXT        order form
    VEN2232.OLB      system file
    VB40032.DLL      system file
    OLEPRO32.DLL     system file
    MSVCRT20.DLL     system file
    MSVCRT40.DLL     system file
    CTL3D32.DLL      system file
    MFC40.DLL        system file
    RICHTX32.OCX     system file
    THREED32.OCX     system file
    SETUP132.EXE     setup file
    STKIT432.DLL     setup file
    ST4UNST.EXE      application removal program
    SETUP.EXE        setup program
    SETUP.LST        setup file
   
    Some files are distributed with a trailing underscore at the 
    end of the filename.  The underscore is replaced with the 
    appropriate character by the SETUP program.  For example, 
    README.TX_ becomes README.TXT.  Also, some of the files mentioned
    above will not be installed to your hard drive, but are for
    installation purposes only.

    If you did not receive all these files please contact Justin 
    Lumsden via electronic mail at 76124,1723 on CompuServe, 
    [email protected] on the Internet, or by sending postal mail to 
    P.O. Box 793, High Prairie, AB T0G 1E0.

Diskcrypt 95 Lite
The File Called dskcpt.ini started with
0 and has 1 added to it each time the program is used.
please crack it and the nag screen for me thanks
---===Solomon===---

Diskcrypt 95 Lite

- To encrypt of disk, first select the drive that you want to encrypt, type in a password, and click on Encrypt.

- To decrypt a disk, first select the drive that you want to decrypt, type in the password, and click on Decrypt.

- When encrypting a disk, make sure that you remember the password as you will need it to decrypt the disk.  

- If you type in the wrong password when you decrypt the disk (the contents are still scrambled) enter the wrong password (the password that didn't work), and click on Decrypt.  Next, enter the correct password (the password you entered when you first encrypted the disk), and click on Decrypt.  Your disk will now be decrypted.

- When encrypting a disk, you may enter more than one password to increase the level of security.  For example select the a: drive, type in "password" in the password box, and click on Encrypt.  Next, make sure that the same drive is select, type in "password 2" in the password box, and click on Encrypt.

- To decrypt a disk with multiple passwords, select the drive, and the last password that you entered, and click on Decrypt.  Continue this procedure until you come to the first password that you entered.