What the above options do:

1. Option 1 is the only option most users will need. Option 1 encrypts every instance of every email address in every file with an extension of htm or html in a folder. This option should be run before option 2 is used so mailto: is encrypted as well as the email address in mailto: links.
2. Option 2 is only needed if you find an instance of an email address that option 1 failed to encrypt. This is rather unlikely but can happen. Possible instances of this are email addresses that are not in the standard janedoe@hotmail.com form. This option requests the user to input the email address. This option will encrypt exact matches to anything you input. The program will warn you if the text you input is not a potential email address but will still allow you to encrypt the input text.
   Warning: if the input text is not recognized as a potential email address, the decoder will not decode it.
3. Option 3 allows you to encrypt email addresses in files that have a file name extension other than htm or html. For example: myfile.cfm has an file name extension of cfm; students.asp.has a file name extension of asp and secure.shtml has a file name extension of shtml. This option requests the user to input the file name extension and will look for email addresses in all the files with that extension. This option encrypts email addresses in these files in exact same manner as option 1. This option should be used before option 4 is used.
4. Option 4 works just like option 2 on files with the file name extension you enter. See option 2 for more details.
5. Option 5 decodes every encrypted email address in every file with an extension of htm or html in a folder.
6. Option 5 decodes every encrypted email address in every file with a file name extension you input. See option 3 for a description of these.
7. Option 7 deletes all the bak (backup) files found in the current folder. The program automatically creates bak (backup) files if they don't already exist before making any changes to files.
8. Option 8 deletes all the $$$ (temporary) files found in the current folder. Ordinarily, these temporary files are created and deleted by the program. But, if the program is interrupted during execution, it's possible there will be some that were not deleted. This option will delete them if they exist.
9. Option 9 displays the latest statistics of the current execution of the program. You'll find a screen capture example of this below.
10. Option 10 is basically a in program repeat of these explanations.

A bak (backup) file is created if it does not already exist before any changes are made to a file.

All the above options write a description of the changes made to the _LOG_ENC.HTM file in the folder the program is run in. A new _LOG_ENC.HTM file is created in every folder the program is run in. The _LOG_ENC.HTM file is overwritten after every execution of the program. If no changes are made during an execution of the program, the _LOG_ENC.HTM file is not created or changed.

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