neee a solution urgent

[krishnansurya]

i want a software that enables us to add password to a folder so that whenever that particular folder is opened the password is prompted.

[ramank]

See this:
http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/view...837&highlight=
Is it so urgent that you cannot do a search in google or here?

[krishnansurya]

hey i donot want to hide the folders i want a software which eanbles to propmt password when it is opened okkkkkk

[ramank]

may be u didnt read it properly
See the first line of the topic:

Hey guys i need a software that would lock or protect the folders i want to by a password.

[krishnansurya]

actually i am creating a software cd in which a folder named soft is there what i want is that whenever a user clicks to open the soft folder a password should be prompted

[saROMan]

well bro..if ur using 98 / 2000 then herz what u can do.....


Right-click on empty space in the folder which you want to protect and
select CUSTOMIZE THIS FOLDER, then choose CREATE HTML DOCUMENT FOR THIS FOLDER. Once the document is opened in Notepad, scroll down until you see

<script language>="JavaScript">

Insert a blank line after this string.

Then insert the following text.

var pass = prompt("Enter the password")
if(pass != "YOURPASSWORD")
{window.location="C:"}
Hit the Enter key on your keyboard

Put a password in the place of YOURPASSWORD but leave the quotes. Save the document, exit Notepad,
refresh the folder (or hit F5), enter your new password, and the next time
you try to enter that folder,
you'll be prompted for your password. If you enter a wrong password you'll end up in C: drive!

This works on Windows 98 and 2000.

[krishnansurya]

but i am win xp

[indrajit]

@saROMan: Cool man! Thats a gr8 tip. Thanx!

I use PC Security for the purpose, its great. You can get the demo version here

[djmykey]

wow saroman cool info man.

[tuxfan]

WOW!! What an info saROman !! That a lovely tip. Surely try it. Where were you since so many days? Why did you not share this earlier?

Gr8 info saROman !!

[deepakuma]

the same thing was posted earlier
http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/view...r=asc&start=15

[tuxfan]

@ saROman : BTW, this tip will work only if someone uses Windows GUI to open the folder. If someone goes to DOS prompt and goes to the folder, the contents will be easily visible (and copyable) with a simple dir (and copy) command