The easiest way would probably be to base64Encode the three files
(creates an ascii representation of the binary data) and store them 1
per line in a text file.
Other than that, you might put 3 binary numbers at the start of the
file representing their lengths, and then calculate offsets when
reading the file.
Best,
Mark
On 20 Dec 2006, at 16:37, Richard Miller wrote:
How do I combine three separate binary files of encrypted data into
one file so that I can later retrieve the three distinct pieces of
data from this one file and decrypt each? is there a particular
delimiting character to be used? Char 13 doesn't seem to be it.
Thanks.
Richard Miller
Imprinter Technologies
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