Protéger un fichier .txt ou .doc
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bush933
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Hello,
I would like to protect a .txt or .doc file. I suppose there are programs for this, but I can’t find any and it’s quite urgent, so I’m asking you :)
Thank you in advance!
I would like to protect a .txt or .doc file. I suppose there are programs for this, but I can’t find any and it’s quite urgent, so I’m asking you :)
Thank you in advance!
Configuration: Windows XP Home Edition
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It's quite simple for this operation, you need WinRAR. You right-click on your document, then you click on "Add to archive..." You go to Advanced, click on "Set a password...", enter your code, confirm the operation, and there you go.
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Thank you Pierre, for the computer skills of the people around me, I think that will be enough to block her ^^
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You're welcome, have a good evening. =)
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Hello, you right-click, properties and hide your document will be hidden.
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lol I'm not good at computers but this I can do...
What I would like is to be able to protect it with a password. I should have put that in the first post, sorry ^^ -
Hi Bush933,
Indeed, you can protect different text files or even a folder. I know there are several software options, but I use TrueCrypt; it's a small program that allows you to encrypt your files and protect them with a password ;) here is the link and the explanations.
http://truecrypt.sourceforge.net/
Video explanations:
https://www.sebsauvage.net/temp/wink/tc_createvolume.html -
googoole => I can't install TrueCrypt... I'll try Pierre from 74's solution; if it works, I'll install TrueCrypt another time. Thank you.
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Hello,
All compression software (Winzip, Winrar, 7-zip, etc.) has an option to put a password on an archive.
Example with Winrar installed: right-click on your file, click Add to archive, and in the Advanced tab, click on Password. After creating the file, double-clicking on it will open the dialogue box for the password request, and once the archive is open, double-click the file in the Winrar window. The file is temporarily decompressed, and you can use it normally.
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