mo@well.sf.ca.us (Maurice Weitman) (02/16/91)
Howdy MacNetters,
I'd like recommendations for (or even names of) applications which
would enable me to selectively password-protect folders. I've
tried A.M.E. from Cassady and Greene, but found it too fascistic
(alright -- too consciencious). It doesn't have to be quite so
bullet-proof, and PD or SW would be fine. Thanks in the
preverbial advance.
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Disclaimer: Any errors in spelling, tact or fact are transmission errors.yahnke@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Ross Yahnke, MACC) (02/18/91)
In article <23173@well.sf.ca.us>, mo@well.sf.ca.us (Maurice Weitman) writes... >I'd like recommendations for (or even names of) applications which >would enable me to selectively password-protect folders. I've >tried A.M.E. from Cassady and Greene, but found it too fascistic ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I agree. Try FileGuard from ASD Software. It implements AppleShare style priviledges for folders. It's very bulletproof and ez to use. >(alright -- too consciencious). It doesn't have to be quite so >bullet-proof, and PD or SW would be fine. ^^^^^^^^ I guess I wouldn't trust any PD program that would offer this kind of capability... >>> yahnke@macc.wisc.edu <<<