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HeyNow  Oblivious  Gold Star Hey! 5965 Posts 1/03 |  Posted - Dec 1 2006 : 4:07AMLet us say I have a slew of pictures of Playmates showing off naughty bits in a folder. Is there a way to hide this or require a password to view contents of a folder in Windows 2000? Without any encryption software? [Link] |
| Asmodeus Lord of Lust az-mo-day-us 6338 Posts 10/01 | Posted - Dec 1 2006 : 6:46AM |
| willywilly Member Activated Member 662 Posts 2/05 | Posted - Dec 2 2006 : 1:17PM It does files. There is an option to do folders, - I think it simply does all the files found within the designated folder. The files are not hidden, but they can't be opened.It is encryption. Check it out if you change your mind. Why do you prefer no encryption? Edited by - willywilly on 12/2/2006 1:23:09 PM [Link] |
| Flash Golden Age Classic 11018 Posts 5/01 | Posted - Dec 2 2006 : 8:44PM [Link] |
| willywilly Member Activated Member 662 Posts 2/05 | Posted - Dec 3 2006 : 12:22PM Depends on a optional setting in Windows. I can still see the directory with the hidden attribute just fine in Windows. In a dos box, dir/a shows the directory with the hidden attribute. [Link] |
| willywilly Member Activated Member 662 Posts 2/05 | Posted - Dec 3 2006 : 12:24PM Winzip is simple to use. [Link] |
| tmd5 Member seika izumi 502 Posts 6/04 | Posted - Dec 3 2006 : 2:40PM [Link] |
| uglybull Member 14 Posts 12/06 | Posted - Dec 22 2006 : 11:07AM [Link] |
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