If you are worried about your code , you should most probaly put most of it into a COM object, instantiate and call it from the ASP page.
most of your code in this case is secured

Arnon


>I am in the same boat. I have some things to install on a 3rd-party ISP's site, and I really have no control over their admins; I'd hate for someone to grab my source and re-sell it elsewhere. With VFP I have a few coding tricks to at least stamp things "mine", but it would be great to do the same for ASP....
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>>>>Is there a way to encrypt VBscript source code? I would like to distribute a Web app that uses ASP/VBscript, and I would like for the VBscript source code to be compiled and/or encrypted. Thanks much!
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>>The problem is that what I'm distributing is a web server / database application. That is, the Active Server Page scripts are integrated with a VFP application, all running on my customer's machine. I don't want my customers to be able to read the ASP scripts. I just want them to be able to use them, and maybe influence behavior of the scripts by providing a modifiable server-side include file.