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Answer» Im not sure if this post belong here or in the software, this is a windows problem so ill post it here. Right-click the file/folder \ choose properties \ on the General Tab look towards the bottom of that screen. You'll see a box named "hidden". Put a check in there and hit 'OK'. Now the file/folder can only be accessed through the 'run' command box (Start/Run). BE SURE you know the path to the file or you won't be able to get to it. Umm, they can still eb foudn and accessed extremely easily for those who arent at extreme noob status at handling computers. SIMPLY go into any folder, at the top... tools.... folder options... view... scroll down just a few lines... select show hidden folders. Very easy, not hidden at all... and you dont have to search for it... You could try this, just came across it on the net, I dont know if it works though, I havent tried it.... Keep Your Private Files Private You can deny other user of your computer from reading or accessing your private file by password-protecting it inside a compressed folder. Here's how to do it: In Windows XP, right click wherever you want to put your compressed folder then choose New from the drop-down menu then select Compressed Folder (or winzip if installed). This will ADD a compressed folder with the DEFAULT name New Compressed Folder, change it to whatever folder name you like. Now locate the file and/or folder you wand to protect and move it inside the compressed folder. (You can just copy your files but it will leave your ORIGINAL files unprotected.) In the File menu of the compressed folder choose Add a Password then type your desired password in the dialog box then click ok. After that, you have to enter the password everytime you want to access your private files, that makes your private files unaccessible to other user without your password. Note: Keep a backup of your password protected compressed folder because compressed folder can't keep your files from being deleted. Quote Im not sure if this post belong here or in the software, this is a windows problem so ill post it here. What exactktly are you trying to accomplish and why ? ?> |
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