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Ei, does anybody here knows how to put a password on a certain folder? I know it has something to do with the .ini file and my tut of it is missing :(… so can anybody help? thanx in advance. 😀
I’m not sure if you can without using a third party password protection program, as i’ve been doing some reading into the possibility of this myself.
However, if you are running Windows XP with the NTFS file system, you can make folders private to ensure that only you can access them.
you could compress the folder with winzip then put a password on it through winzip…
I’m not sure if you can without using a third party password protection program, as i’ve been doing some reading into the possibility of this myself.
However, if you are running Windows XP with the NTFS file system, you can make folders private to ensure that only you can access them.
What programs, and where could I get one?
thanks alot. Are they freeware
if you click the links, it will tell you on the first page
Yeah, I already figured it out already. Thanks though.
thanks for the links, but unfortunately some people don’t have credit cards… like me to buy software esp. from the net 😀 I was just lookin to crack up some codes into my folder, because I have seen it done. Again as I have said before, my tutorial of it was wiped out because my hard drive crashed out on me 🙁 and I had to reinstall everything. Nwei, thanx for the help guys 😀