3 Source and destination are the same ('%1').\nUse -f switch to override\n
4 Cannot open file '%1' for reading\n
5 Cannot open file '%1' for writing\n
6 Bad format for file '%1'\n
7 Out of memory\n
8 Scripting encoder object ("Scripting.Encoder") not found\n
9 Scripting encoder object ("Scripting.Encoder") failed on %1\n
10 OleInitialize failed\n
11 OleUnInitialize failed\n
12 Internal error\n
13 Input file (%1) does not specify a valid extension, use -e option\n
14 File %1 has a special attribute (read-only, hidden, sysytem), it will not be encoded\n
15 Missing <source>\n
16 Missing <destination>\n
17 Encode embedded script.\n\n/? - Help\n/s - Silent: display no messages\n/f - Force: allow file(s) overwrite (source == destination)\n/xl - Exclude Language: does not add the language directive in asp files\n/l ScriptLanguage -\n Script Default Language: specify the default script language to be\n used when encoding\n/e DefaultExtension -\n Default Extension: override actual file extension. Control the\n encoder to be loaded.\n<source>\n The file to encode. It can have wildcard characters.\n<destination>\n The destination file. When <source> contains wildcard characters,\n <destination> is the directory where to place the encoded \n files; files will keep the same name. When <source> and \n <destination> are the same /f must be used.\n\nExamples:\n screnc test.html encode.html\n encode test.html into encode.html\n screnc /f test.html\n encode and override test.html\n screnc /e html test.txt test1.txt\n treat text.txt as an html file, encode it into text1.txt\n screnc test.asp c:\myDir\test.asp\n encode test.asp into c:\myDir\test.asp\n screnc *.asp c:\myDir\n encode all the asp files in the current directory and place\n them in c:\myDir\n screnc -s -f *.sct\n encode all the scriptlet files in the current directory and\n override them. No message is displayed\n screnc -e asp *.* c:\myDir\n encode *all* the files in the current directory as asp files.\n Place these files in c:\myDir\n screnc -e asp -xl *.inc c:\myDir\n encode all the files with .inc extension as asp files.\n Does not add the @LANGUAGE directive at the top of the file\n screnc -l vbscript test.html encode.html\n encode test.html into encode.html. When a script tag with\n no language attribute is found, VBScript is assumed to be\n the default language. If -l is not specified, JScript is\n assumed for html and VBScript is the default for asp\n
