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    Default Password protecting a folder or word document

    Is there anyway for me to have a folder require a password to open? Or a word file require a password to read?

    I run windows XP and am the only one that uses this computer.
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    Yes you can have a folder with a password and you can have txt files with passwords. Give me an hour or so and I'll post links so that you can download the applications.

    Do you just want it for your computer? Or do you need to send the folders/files over he web or to other computers and still be password protected?

    EDIT:

    Locknote for passworded txt files
    http://locknote.steganos.com/

    Folder lock for passwording folders
    http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/

    I think locknote is free, note sure about folderlock - but I can get it cracked if you need it? Le me know
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    Thank you a bunch! I'm downloading folder lock right now.

    Reason why I didn't post earlier is becuase I just got a Wii and have been rocking that son of a bitch hardcore!
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    Folder lock works like a dream but it says that it can be registered but doesn't tell me why I would want to do that.
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    lol documents
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    Default Re: Password protecting a folder or word document

    Quote Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla
    to have a folder require a password to open
    lol pornuments
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    Definite pornuments!

    {edited to remove link to torrent - a500lbgorilla}
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    just an fyi, my porn folder is titled Hot Porn and one click away from my desktop. Though, I'll probably move it to my passworded folder.
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    err thanks a lot man, but like I just said in anohter thread, I think linking to pirated stuff is against forum rules. Just a heads up.
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    You can get the proggie right from the website and it will lock and unlock the folder unlimited times without requiring registration.
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    Apologies for posting a torrent link, I wasn't aware that you couldn't post them on here.

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    no sweat, thx for the help.
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