At any rate, I was determined to 'RTFM' before proceeding, and soon found a link to 'Package Contents', where I in turn found an opportunity to view the contents of the setup folder in an Explorer folder window.

As with almost all Radsoft products, the executables are unbelievably small, which is a lot of compact code for a system that's supposed to use Gutmann shredding, clean out Registry junk, remove disk and file slack, and now wrap 'bad apps'.

Everything in the E3 Security Kit is based on so-called 'recipes', which are small prescription-like commands for gutting out disk and Registry junk. Thus the E3 application, the flagship, needs not be more than a parser for this recipe meta-language.