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1 Click Encrypt 1.4.9 - User Guide and FAQ
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How To encrypt Files With 1Click Encrypt?
To perform encryption operation, you must choose a key and click "Encrypt" button or the "File" Button. Encrypt File or Folder dialog appears.
- Enter the full path of the folder or the file and Click "Ok" button.
- You can also click on the browse button to find the file or folder. An Open Dialog box appears. Select appropriate file or folder and then click "Open" button. The entire path of the file or folder to be encrypted appears in the textbox of the Encrypt File or Folder Dialog. Click the "Ok" button.
- If a folder is selected, all the files within it and within its subfolders will be encrypted. Encrypted files and folders along with their respective size, status and location will be added to the upper grid.
- Simultaneously, the progress of encrypting each file along with its completed percentage will be shown in the lower grid. It also displays "Encryption Completed" message, when done.
- You can also drag and drop the file or the folder on to the 1Click Encrypt window. 1Click Encrypt will automatically encrypt it for you.
- 1Click Encrypt doesn't track all file system changes so if you move the encrypted files to some other location, this new location will not be updated in the upper grid.
How To Decrypt Files With 1Click Encrypt?
To perform decryption operation, you must choose a key. A list of Files or Folders which were encrypted earlier using the specified key will be displayed on the upper grid. You can select a file of folder and click "Decrypt" button. This file or folder( along with all the files contained in it and its sub folders) will be decrypted.
- Enter the full path of the folder or the file and Click "Ok" button. The status of decrypting is displayed in the lower grid.
- You can also drag and drop the file or the folder on to the 1Click Encrypt window. 1Click Encrypt will automatically decrypt it for you, if it was encrypted with the same key with which you are trying to decrypt.
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