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If you click on Preferences, and then on Options, then on the Setup tab
you can see what the download path is. You'll find the pics there
(actually, in subdirectories).

You could use the Windows search also. It's in the Start menu. Just
search for things like .jpg or .bmp or .gif. Stuff like that.

I have no idea about "locked folders".


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You need to get drivecrypt or bestcrypt or something dude ...

specially if you really meant to say "really young gay male groups".

"Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer" <nobody@cypherpunks.to> wrote
in message news:fdeccaa8d6eaf733689984665a809256@cypherpunks.to...
> I have seemed to lost all control over my news reader "NEWS BIN PRO 4.12"
> as soon as a picture is downloaded it's gone within 3 seconds. What really
> has me worried is that i only
> download from "young gay male groups" and if these pictures are rebounding
> all over my hard drive i need to find them before my parents do. One other
> odd thing also, the locked folder i keep all of my past photo's is now
> empty and the only way to unlock that folder was with my password "sweet
> ham" so i pissed and scared at the same time. Please tell me about a news
> reader that won't hide my pictures on me.
>
> Hans
> (Rotterdam, don't we all just "love" Gay Usenet.... :)~
>
>

In news.software.readers on Thursday 26 Jun 2003 9:48 pm, e-head
<ehead@nobodies.biz> wrote:

> You need to get drivecrypt or bestcrypt or something dude ...
> 
> specially if you really meant to say "really young gay male groups".
> 

It might be a good idea to change that password too, now that you've told
the entire world about it!

If you're really worried about it, don't rely on the normal 'delete'
functions either; they don't remove data, just shift the 'index card' out
of the 'index'.  I think Symantec ('Norton') have a utility to /really/
remove stuff from the hard disc, including repeatedly writing 1s and 0s to
the surface of the disc so as to try and eliminate any residual data that
might be recoverable.

Also keep your 'anti-virus' software up-to-date; who knows what might be
smuggled onto your computer disguised as (or hidden in) image files.

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