List/String Crypt Beta

Designed and Coded by Marshall D. Duer-Balkind
Web site: http://go.to/mddb

In my time as a programmer, one of the chalenges I have faced on 
multiple ocations is the inability to use strings to hold data over
time.  Since there are only 10 lists, any program could easily delte 
or overwrite the data I put in strings.  The solution is to turn the 
string into a list, of which there are infinitly many.  

This program takes a sting and matches its charecters to numbers, 
and then can latter reverse the process. The String used is Str1, 
which is turned into  list caled Lstr1.  
(In the full version, I would like to be able to let the the 
user choose the list and string names, but this would require 
Assembly.  If I use ASM, I might make this a function that is 
integrated into the calc in the form string>list(stringname,listname) 
and list>string(stringname, list name)...but that is the future.)  
All (and only) keyboard charecters are recognized.

Since I belive in open source, and this 
program is primarily of intrest to fellow programmers, I 
invite you to integrate it's code into your programs, but don't 
do this unless you credit me in your program.  And do not sell it.

Marshall D. Duer-Balkind
August 6, 2000
mdduerbalkind@hotmail.com