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PicCrypt.exe Original Md5 Checksum :
91427633661c6dbae350295401d62503

Current PicCrypt Website:
http://www.piccrypt.co.cc

PicCrypt (Programmed and created by Dominic Charley-Roy a.k.a. JokeofWeek) 
is a FREE (and will remain that way) software allowing you to compile any file into
a 24-bit Bitmap file and back. Before your file is converted into an image, it is
compressed using the zLib compression utility. PicCrypt also lets you encrypt your
images with a home-made XOR encryption method. The source for this encryption 
method is located on the same site as PicCrypt.

Note that this software is FREEWARE. If you have paid for this software, 
demand a refund, contact the PicCrypt Admin Team (contact links are on the
website) and download the original PicCrypt from the most reliable source, the
softwares site itself.


USING PICCRYPT TO CONVERT A FILE INTO A PICTURE:
The conversion process is fairly simple. Open up picCrypt, go to the Convert To
box and (if you want to encrypt your file, enter your encryption key here) 
choose a size for your output image. Once you have chosen the size, click
Choose file to pick your file. Once you have chosen your file, it will ask you to
choose the location and the name of the image file that will be created. Once
you have chosen this, the file will be converted.


USING PICCRYPT TO CONVERT A PICTURE INTO A FILE:
The conversion process is fairly simple. Open up picCrypt, go to the Convert 
Back box and (if the file was encrypted, enter the key here) click Choose file
to pick your file. Once you have chosen your file, it will ask you to choose the
location and the name of the file that will be created. Once you have chosen 
this, the file will be converted.