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More info?)
www.pointsec.com I 'believe' pointsec is free for personal use.
"Re: Encrypting for free":
> I see from another post you have a solution. Resco was free on a
> magazine cover disk many months ago.
> "Darin" <darinr@endpcnoise.com> wrote in message news: emYj9N3SFHA.
> 3840@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> | See that's my problem. I'm using Winrar currently, and it creates temp
> | directories which include things you had password protected. How did
> you
> | get Resco for free?!
> | (resco will do it but may not be free but it's good with lots of
> | features. (I did get an official free version))
> |
> |
> | "alan smith" <alan@REMOVEmral. fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> | news:d4oovc$951$2@news8.svr. pol.co.uk...
| >> "Darin" <darinr@endpcnoise. com> wrote in message news: uMGwVL0SFHA.
| >> 3144@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx. gbl...
| >> | Does anyone know of a freeware app to encrypt a whole directory
> that
| >> has
| >> | files in it? I wouldn't mind using the HP Protect Tools that
> came
| >> with my
| >> | hx4700 but it won't do just one directory you choose, but instead
> the
| >> whole
| >> | My Document directory which I am not interested in securing.
| >> |
| >> |
| >> resco will do it but may not be free but it's good with lots of
| >> features. (I did get an official free version)
| >> Zipping can have passwords- there's IAZip- a free one came with my
> pda-
| >> check there website to see if there's a free one. A web search
> will
| >> bring up more- wince zip, easy zip ................... try a search
> and
| >> look for one that suits your needs. But zip passwords aren't the
> most
| >> secure .... it depends on just what you want Pocket RAR can also
| >> password protect compressed data.
> |
> |
Thu, 28 Apr 2005 22:19:32 -0230
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