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  SIXINI.EXE:

  The SIXINI.EXE utility allows the developer to easily encrypt or decrypt
  a SIx Driver Data Dictionary (.INI) file with a specified password.  This
  will protect the information contained within the .INI file from being
  read or modified by unauthorized people.

  The command-line syntax for using SIXINI.EXE is as follows:

    SIXINI <cFileName>[.INI] <cPassword> [cOutputFile]

    Where:  cFileName = File to encrypt or decrypt.  If no file extension is
                        used, .INI is assumed.
            cPassword = Password to use on the file.  This is case-sensitive.
          cOutputfile = Optional output filename.  The default output file
                        name is SIXINI.OUT.

  Examples:

    // Encrypts TEST.INI with the password "Homer" to the default SIXINI.OUT
    SIXINI test Homer

    // Encrypts TEST.TXT with the password "FooBar" to PASSWORD.TXT
    SIXINI test.txt FooBar password.txt

    // Encrypts FOO.INI with the password "12345" to SECRET.INI
    SIXINI foo.ini 12345 secret.ini


  NOTE:  Although this utility is provided primarily as a means to encrypt
         and decrypt the SIx Driver's Data Dictionary (.INI) files, it can
         actually be used to encrypt/decrypt any text file.

         As the file is encrypted, an ASCII 255 is prepended to the front of
         the file.  This is how the SIx Driver detects an encrypted .INI
         file from a non-encrypted one.  If you are using SIXINI.EXE to
         encrypt a file for your own handling via the Sx_Decrypt() function,
         you'll need to strip off the first byte of the file prior to
         decrypting it.