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Common Syntax
Common command-line syntax is described below:
CFFiles <command> <switch1> <switchN> <file_or_folder1> <file_or_folderN>
A character specifying the task to be performed by CryptoForge (Encrypt, Decrypt, or Shred) |
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Switches used to specify options and to provide additional information. |
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file_or_folder: |
The name(s) of file(s), folder(s), or drive(s) to be processed. |
Remarks
▪For the command line to be recognized by CryptoForge, the first parameter must be a valid command.
▪The command character, every switch, and the file names must all be separated by at least one space.
▪Precede each option with a forward slash (/), for instance: CFFiles /e /efn /subf "C:\My Secret Docs"
▪Files or folders can be absolute, relative (to your working directory), and UNC paths.
▪Commands and switches are not case sensitive; you may write them both in upper and in lower case. The only exception is the password; if you specify a password using the /passw:<your_password> switch, then the password itself is case sensitive.
▪You must use double quotes to wrap file names containing spaces.
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