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Let you know how good it is in a bit :D
would have preferd the folder in my docs but it works great
hehehe porn a plenty and noone will know :D
Just keep it as a dot folder on your Linux partition and no one will know. :P
Quote from: maximusotterJust keep it as a dot folder on your Linux partition and no one will know. :P
well flash drives are the best cause i can hide them ;)
this is quite handy though. never do owt like this myself in winblow or *nix tbh
Well windows is pulling this apperently as its upset their business customers :roll:
lol. why not just turn off simple file sharing and set up a nice user group. I have certain folders on my machine that my parents cant access. ;)
Only my account has access rights for it.
M3ta, how do you *hide* flash drives ?
Quote from: M3ta7h3adlol. why not just turn off simple file sharing and set up a nice user group. I have certain folders on my machine that my parents cant access. ;)
Only my account has access rights for it.
encrypted??? if not i can access it easy from *nix :roll:
Quote from: NimrodM3ta, how do you *hide* flash drives ?
em.... no idea :D but you can hide the folders on them providing you format them with NTFS.
Quote from: brummieQuote from: M3ta7h3adlol. why not just turn off simple file sharing and set up a nice user group. I have certain folders on my machine that my parents cant access. ;)
Only my account has access rights for it.
encrypted??? if not i can access it easy from *nix :roll:
Theres nothing stopping me from using EFS to protect it AS well as access rights on NTFS.
Quote from: M3ta7h3adQuote from: brummieQuote from: M3ta7h3adlol. why not just turn off simple file sharing and set up a nice user group. I have certain folders on my machine that my parents cant access. ;)
Only my account has access rights for it.
encrypted??? if not i can access it easy from *nix :roll:
Theres nothing stopping me from using EFS to protect it AS well as access rights on NTFS.
unless you have Windows HE. And what about the millions of people that do not know how to do it or do not have the rights?
Then they best stick to passworded compressed files :D
With XPs inbuilt support its good enough for the majority of folk :)
Quote from: NimrodM3ta, how do you *hide* flash drives ?
Quite easy, you put then in a place nobody will look, I used to gave a small hidden drawer that I kept a couple of SD cards in. Even better if you use strong encryption on the files first.
Decided that as they were legal anyway I might as well not bother, I only did it as an experiment to see how easy it was to do.
Quote from: M3ta7h3adThen they best stick to passworded compressed files :D
With XPs inbuilt support its good enough for the majority of folk :)
Xp supports passworded compressed folders Out Of The Box??
er... yea. :)
When youve made a compressed zip file open it in xp. then head to file, and "password" :)
i dont have any zip support in my home edition :(
cause im special??
Weird! dont think its a special Pro thing, or an SP2 only thing for that matter.
Every XP Ive used had the support for it :|
ill boot up XP later and see why.
Pretty sure you cant password protect mind.
The folder itself allows you to view the password protected zips, but you wont be able to view the contents without knowing the password :) so just rename your porn to inoccuous names :D lol.
can youpassword protect using XP though? or is a 3rd party app needed?
Quote from: NimrodM3ta, how do you *hide* flash drives ?
put them under your mattress.
Quote from: brummiecan youpassword protect using XP though? or is a 3rd party app needed?
Just using XP.
Will post a screenie but I dont have nice editing stuff on this lappy so itll be ugly. :)
(http://www.m3-computers.com/test/xppswd.jpg)