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 2001-06-29, 10:57 |
DefiKayt 
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 Password protection for removable discs/drives
Is ther any prog out there that can password protect floppys or CDRs?
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#2
2001-06-29, 11:14 |
Kameron
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Re: Password protection for removable discs/drives
scramdisk.
There's a link for it in the "i need a file encryptor" thread.
Gett it down and play around with it. Just make the container file 1.44MB long and stick iot on A:\
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Carpe Aptenodytes! (Seize the Penguins!)
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