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have-fun
How can I hide directories with a freeware program????
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have-fun Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Thu, 24 Jul 2003 18:52:16 +0200:
Open a dos prompt and rename the directory as follows
ren c:\hidethis c:\<alt>255 <--- hold down the alt key and key the
number. This will rename the folder to name that CANNOT be accessed
without renaming it back at a dos prompt.
Hey, its free
Open a dos prompt and rename the directory as follows
ren c:\hidethis c:\<alt>255 <--- hold down the alt key and key the
number. This will rename the folder to name that CANNOT be accessed
without renaming it back at a dos prompt.
Hey, its free
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DigitalXaos
Exactly what I was going to suggest, but what I do is name the directory
after what I want ppl to keep out of so it frustrates them...
c:\_pr0n
c:\_mp3
etc
Additionally, you can access it from windows... (from memory) all you have
to do is run a command prompt, cd to the apppropriate directory ABOVE the
one you've 'hidden' and at the prompt c:\dir\dir>start [directory name].
I think that does it.
DX
after what I want ppl to keep out of so it frustrates them...
c:\_pr0n
c:\_mp3
etc
Additionally, you can access it from windows... (from memory) all you have
to do is run a command prompt, cd to the apppropriate directory ABOVE the
one you've 'hidden' and at the prompt c:\dir\dir>start [directory name].
I think that does it.
DX
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Peter Johns Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Fri, 25 Jul 2003 11:14:41 +1000:
I'll be damned! I use Linux at home but i do have an XP machine. I used
this technique on the work machine (win98) and never thought about trying
on XP as I haven't had the need (you can encrypt/remove access in NT/XP).
I'll be damned! I use Linux at home but i do have an XP machine. I used
this technique on the work machine (win98) and never thought about trying
on XP as I haven't had the need (you can encrypt/remove access in NT/XP).