Title:			ROT13
Author:			Sam Kington (926286ki@udcf.gla.ac.uk)
Version:		1.10
Title From:		Documentation
Author From:		Documentation
Version From:		Documentation
Supplier:		Sam Kington (926286ki@udcf.gla.ac.uk)
Date:			23/12/95
Keywords:		File encryption programs
Shareware:		No
Machine:		Archimedes
Operating system:	RISCOS
Memory requirements:	
Peripherals needed:	
Other s/ware needed:	
Directory:		micros/arch/riscos/c192
Date mounted/updated:	16/01/96
File names:		rot13.arc
Unarchived files:	7
Unarchived size:	19 kbytes
Omissions:		
See also:		

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Acquiring the package:

Download the archive file(s) and extract using SparkPlug 2
(see the "tools_help" file in micros/arch/riscos/tools for further info).


Description:

Rot-13 is a module which will Rot13-encrypt anything you type, as you type.
(This only works under the desktop, so you can press F12 and turn it off and
see what you're doing). Rot13-encryption only modifies alphabetical
characters, and simply moves them 13 spaces along the alphabet. For instance,
Hello there becomes Uryyb gurer, which in turn becomes Hello there
again if you type Uryyb gurer for some reason.

Rot13-encryption is habitually used on the Internet, to encrypt postings that
may cause some people to be offended by them. As this module affects what you
type in the privacy of your own home, and doesn't allow you to decrypt what
you have typed, it is thus utterly pointless; if you don't have internet
access, it is even less useful than it could conceivably have been.

Rot13 can now also rot13-encrypt all module Help and *command text.