This chapter explains the following:
How do you protect your important files? Do you experience your important files were deleted unexpectedly? And all of your work on these files was lost totally. Sometimes such suffering experience even isn't caused by yourself. Deleting files unexpectedly can be caused by bad application programs, many vicious viruses or your wrong operations. Especially when you access the internet, many web pages will download some executable modules which you don't know to run on your computer, some of them do file operations. So actually it is difficult for you to say your important files are safe on your computer except you turn off your computer.
With EasyFP, you don't worry your important files will be deleted unexpectedly any more. By integrating into windows file system, EasyFP provide powerful file protecting function. By monitoring all of file operations on encrypted files, EasyFP make sure all of encrypted files can't be deleted, renamed and modified until they are decrypted. All of above operations will cause windows to issue a file operation error and your important files keep untouched. And don't mind whether such operation is issued by yourself, bad programs or viruses ------ Your files just can't be touched! Because file monitor is running in the windows kernel mode, such protecting is full and completed. It even works when you try to delete a file in MS-DOS prompt.
By integrating into Windows explorer, EasyFP is easy to use and save your precious screen space. When you browsing files in windows explorer, just right clicking on a file and selecting encrypt menu from the popup menu will protect the file. You can do the same operations on many files or folders one time --- all of these operations don't need two seconds! Because EasyFP is integrated into Windows very well, you even can do encrypting when you open a file dialog in other programs.
How to Use EasyFP?
Using EasyFP is really easy and quick:
- open Windows explorer and find the files or folders which you want
to encrypt
- selected these files and folders, right click the mouse, and click
"encrypt" on the popup menu
- if you has set the default password, it is done. if you haven't set
the default password, a dialog will be popped
up to let you input the password, input the password and click OK button.
For more details, see Guide to EasyFP Usage.
EasyFP TM is a trademark of JDSoft Inc.
document date: June 25, 2002