FileProtect Folder Guard 2008.22109
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FileProtect (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$29.88 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.4 MB |
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Most everyone has files or folders on their computer that they do not want to share with others. Whether it's financial or tax information, personal letters, office memos, serial numbers and even more intimate data. File Guardian hides and locks these folders and files so that others can't access your personal files. Why risk data leakage? Safegaurd your personal files from being stolen, read by others, or deleted by unauthorized users.
Folder Guardian is an innovative program that is like a 'private container' on your hard drive. Folder Guardian lets you keep as many files as you want inside of itself, acting as a password-protected vault for your files. What makes Folder Guardian really stand out is its emphasis on letting you keep working with your files - just log into Folder Guardian, and you do whatever you like! Our built-in image viewer and media player let you view media without leaving any tracks, and working with documents is a snap with technology that lets you expose your files to programs like Microsoft Word with just a few clicks.
Unlike other programs, you don't need to unprotect files or folders to view them, change them, or work with them. You can work with them in the safety of Folder Guardian without worrying about forgetting to put that password back onto the file or folder you want protected. And with Folder Guardian, you don't have to worry about what people will think about seeing password-protected folders all over the place - because there won't be any! Folder Guardian's Stealth Mode makes it so that others won't even be aware of Folder Guardian itself.
Folder Guardian has built-in encryption technology that allows you to protect files and folders with an encryption algorithm that is simply unbreakable. And what does encryption mean? Encryption is a procedure involving a mathematical transformation of information into "cipher text" – better known as scrambled gobbledygook. |
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