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    Does anyone have any ideas how i can hide/password protect files and directories??
    any help would be appreciated





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    Hi David,
    Because of the same problem, I once, a very long time ago decided to develop ALL my APPS on databases, either ACCESS or ORACLE.
    Now the user may do anything to my files except opening it.
    You may however give your files one of the extentions .dll .SYS .drv etc. which will effectively hide it if your options settings are correct.Hiding it normally is not easy at all.
    I think there are some applications which hide your files for you. Never tried them though.


    Regards.

    Abie.

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    thanks for your input, but if anyone has Any
    idea how to password protect exes, dirs, without some person who knows something about computers being able to figure out how to undo it?

    also with the command$, in the registry i have madde it send all exe requests, through my program, but i do not know how to filter say: c:\project1.exe and disallow it from being executed. any help would be appreciated, preferably not opinions


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    maybe you change some binary data in the exe, put the changed items into a database (for undo), rename the exe(like hiden.dat) put you're own exe there (wich opens a login dialog on run) , check the login-data, if right you re-patch the hiden.dat; if no -> error message.....

    its a bit work... but must work (never tryed)

    taLON

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