Password on folder??
- Thread starter Fankango
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Blue
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I use a little utility called Lock Folder XP and it works great.. it allows you to lock folders as well as drives. It also hides them from view in a much better fashion then using the typical hide folder in windows
..google it because i cannot remember where I found it but it's great.
im2hard2resist
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hey try out this option, it actually could b a bug, rename the file in dos prompt and put special characters that are not supported by windows using the alt key.( for e.g. to rename a file called "bob.txt" u cud open dos prompt, type "rename bob.txt newname", where the newname can be bob~~~, where ~ standz for special characters, can be dun by holdin alt key and then pressing three numbers on the num pad (for e.g . alt +124, or any 3 dig combo ) then exit and try opening that file in windows!!!!, it shows 0 bytes in properties, no 1 can delete it, and it wont open!!!, the only way 2 open it is rrenaming it back and so u would again have 2 use that 3 number code for renaming in a similar way!!!!. this used work even in xp, but after i formatted my disk and reinstalled, it doesnt , but for 98/2000 users it works. The advantage is using password protection can cause raised eyebrows and a feeling that somedin is fishy, but this wud b shrugged off as a bad file!!!!!
, but for 98/2000 users it works. The advantage is using password protection can cause raised eyebrows and a feeling that somedin is fishy, but this wud b shrugged off as a bad file!!!!! 
Lorand
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You can try this one too: http://www.folder-password-expert.com/
