CRYPT 1.2    by Bill Dimm

USAGE:
        crypt keyword [infile outfile]
	
DESCRIPTION:
 
     Crypt will use the keyword to encode/decode the infile into the
outfile.  The keyword must be at least 3 characters long.  If infile 
& outfile are not given it will use standard input and standard output 
respectively.  Warning:  Do not use the same file name for both input
and output.


EXAMPLE:

To encrypt the contents of a file called "testit" into a new file
called "testit.cpt" using the password "whata program":

    crypt "whata program" testit testit.cpt
    
To display the contents of "testit.cpt" in the original (uncrypted) form:

    crypt "whata program" <testit.cpt
    
IMPROVEMENTS:
 
    Crypt 1.2 has been recompiled with Lattice 5.02 so that it is a 
little smaller.  The problem previously noted on receiving input
from a pipe in Matt Dillon's shell seems to have disappeared (I don't
know if this is due to a newer version of the shell or what...)