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Privatizing Images

Comment:

is it possible to privatize or hide/lock an image so no one on the computer can view it? It doesn't have to be this difficult

Name: grasshopper
Date: September 13, 2009 at 17:37:32 Pacific

Reply:

Do you mean like a picture? You can encrypt files so no one can see them without a password. I use a little program called CRYPTEXT. You can google for it. Once installed it add an option to your right click menu to encrypt/decrypt any file. All you need to do is configure it after you install it and give it a password.

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