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Old 13-08-2006, 08:02 AM   #1
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Smile Password protect RAR files using WinRAR..

If u wanna lock a file with a password ...u can do so using winrar..

1)Right click on the file for which u want the password to b put.
2)Click on "Add to Archive".
3)Then go to Advanced tab.
4)Click on set password...choose ny passwd.
5)Click ok.
6)A winrar file with ur filename will be created.
7)Next u may delete the original file,as u have now compressed it with a password.
8)Any1 tryin to open the rar file wont be able to,unless he knows the passwd.
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Good Dude Keep it UP......

winRAR is best thn any other...
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Almost all archives support giving password, including WinZip, 7-Zip and it's not something special with WinRar

And if you are setting access like this, it is better you set the compression level to "Store", which will make the compression and decompression faster, since the main aim here is to set a password.
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Almost all archives support giving password, including WinZip, 7-Zip and it's not something special with WinRar
Hey Bt WinRar is more cmfrtble thn any other.
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Hey Bt WinRar is more cmfrtble thn any other.
LOL .. what do you mean by "more comfortable" ??
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i find power archiver comfortable.it also provides the password facility
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winRAR is comfortable thn any other....
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I'm using WinRAR for a long time. Only for that 256bit encryption i'm using Winzip

But the best compression is offered by 7zip for no doubt. It support archiving in linux formats like tar & Bz2 too.
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Re: Password protect RAR files using WinRAR..

You can try some softwares such as Password Unlocker,RAR Password unlocker and so on.
You can find them though google or at http://www.passwordunlocker.com/products/rpu.html
I hope this information will be helpful.Thanks.

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