Program:	Xorprot
Version:	1.0
Author:		Alan Johnson (Master_M or EnforcerX on IRC)
 Webpage:	http://www.bigfoot.com/~mastermind5
 E-mail:	benjamin99@juno.com
 ICQ:		11341114 (My ICQ is down now)
First Released:	8/20/98
Last Updated:	n/a
Format:		Assembly
Size:		121 (151 with program runner)
Libraries Used: n/a

Have you ever wanted to unprotect that BASIC program that you just need to
know how it works?  How about  ever wanting to protect your own BASIC
programs so when your fiends look at them they can't see your code?

Well now your troubles are over!  I had the same problem so I made this
program.  This program is named after the bitwise command XOR, that turns a
bit on if it's off, or off if it's on.  That's how this works.  Simply send
it to your calculator and your ready to go.  Use this syntax to run it:

 "PROGNAME
 prgmXORPROT

where PROGNAME is the program's name whoses status you want to flip. If the
program's unprotected, Xorprot will protect it and vise versa.  If you want,
you can get rid of the program XORPROT, but then you will hve to use this
syntax to run it:

 "PROGNAME
 Send(9prgmZXORPROT

using the send command from the catalog menu, of course.

Special thanks to the Assembly-83 guys and Pat Miheron from TI for helping
me crack this case.

If anyone has an idea for this program or wants me to continue working on it,
e-mail me.

I've included the source so people can look at it for their own
education of ASM.  Please don't modify it.  If there is something you
think should be changed, please e-mail me about it and I'll be glad to
listen.

Versions:

1.0	8/20/98
	-First (and most likely final) release
