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Using The Control PanelThis is all you do:
- Type a password that you will never forget
- Type it again to prevent typos
- Click "SELECT FILE"
- Double-click the file you want to encrypt
- It will ask if you want to encrypt the file
- Click "YES"
- Select the next file you wish to encrypt, or EXIT
To Unencrypt:
- Type your password
- Type it again
- Click "SELECT FILE"
- Double-click the file you want to unencrypt
- It will ask if you want to unencrypt the file
- Click "YES"
- Select the next file you wish to unencrypt, or EXIT
FAQ:
- A file is encrypted when it ends with a "!"
- For example "file.txt" is changed to "FILE.tx!"
- And "image.jpg" is changed to "IMAGE.jp!"
- Note that it also changes file names to UPPERCASE
- When unencrypted it changes back to "FILE.txt"
- And unencrypted it changes back to "IMAGE.jpg"
- Pictures do not lose resolution after Winzap™ encryption
- Files cannot be retrieved if you forget your password
- A good password is not found in the dictionary or in birthdates, etc.
- Deleted images and files remain on your hard drive regardless
- Encrypt sensitive files and images before deleting them
- Winzap™ encryption is 100% effective and cannot be deciphered
- Winzap™ may not be sold outside the U.S.
A Note About Installing
Winzap™ will automatically self-extract to a Winzap™ folder on your 'C' drive. Once installed, you can encrypt and decrypt files and images in any folder on your hard drive(s), including logical drives and removable drives like zip drives and floppy drives.
Address technical questions to: techsupport@winzap.com
Winzap™ Technical Support
P.O. Box 802
Stevens Point, WI 54481
