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Article #12073Re: Mac Folder-level Security
From: doelz
Date: Fri, 04 May 1990 18:26
Date: Fri, 04 May 1990 18:26
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In article <29411@ut-emx.UUCP>, kling@ut-emx.UUCP (Kenneth A. Klingensmith) writes:
>
> I recognize that I could Stuffit with a password, or move to floppy disk,
> but I prefer to simply have "lockable" folders on my hard disk.
>
There is lots of stuff around. I prefer to work with Symantec partitions,
which are encrypted on request and need to be 'mounted'. Senitel is a
security software which 'locks' files. MacPassword (shareware) is the cheapest
product with reasonable security protection of folders provided that you are
the only user and others want to log in as 'guest'.
(BTW there is no 'real' security of any data on any computer anywhere).
- Reinhard
DISCLAIMER: The products mentioned are personal favourites and need not be
judged as if they were the only/best ones. I'm just working
with them.
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