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I'm sorry if this is obvious information, but I just realized the other day that I was confused about some things.
First off, what exactly is a hidden file? If I select a picture, and make it "Hidden" in the Info panel, what does that do? Also, is there any way to require a password to view a certain folder? I know how to hide a folder from Spotlight, but is there any way to password protect it? Let's just say that my girlfriend and I have taken to taking a lot of pictures lately, and I don't need anyone else to stumble upon them.
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1) a hidden file is a file that is hidden -if you make a file hidden and refresh the finder window it will not be there anymore2) not sure "The forums are not only a place to have questions answered, they are a place to be part of a community..." |
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Determine how big a "folder" you need Go to Utilities > Disk Utility and create a new disk image (new image button) Select a size, select 128 encryption and read/write Once done it will ask you for a password. Mount the disk image and put all your files in in. When mounting the disk image make sure "add password to keychain" is off, otherwise anybody can open it I won't ask what sort of pictures they are
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