From: Buzz Kettles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
you can use ResEdit or Resourcerer or a number of other utilities.
In ResEdit, select File Get File/Folder Info find your file
mark the 'Invisible' checkbox (lower right of the dialog), close,
save, quit
The 'Invisible' feature of Windows is
just a quickie, has anyone any experience in
protecting external media i.e. movies soundtracks so
the end user can't steal them use them for their own
personal gain?
Hi,
One way to do this would be using the BinaryIO Xtra from UpdateStage.
BinaryIO was designed to read, write and edit
has anyone any experience in protecting external media
i.e. movies soundtracks so the end user can't steal them
What about the possibilities of either using baEncryptFile() on them, or
storing them in a protected cast? Or both? Folks like us could crack a
.dxr, but the remaining 99.99%
you can use ResEdit or Resourcerer or a number of other utilities.
In ResEdit, select File Get File/Folder Info find your file
mark the 'Invisible' checkbox (lower right of the dialog), close,
save, quit
or as easier way (on older Macs) -
Install 'Snitch' (shareware) -
It expands your
