truecrypt 5.1a
truecrypt 5.1a
TrueCrypt Widgetm lets you to set the files and drive locations in preferences, then mount and unmount the drive from the main Widget form.
TrueCrypt is a software system for establishing and maintaining an on-the-fly-encrypted volume (data storage device). On-the-fly encryption means that data are automatically encrypted or decrypted right before they are loaded or saved, without any user intervention.
No data stored on an encrypted volume can be read (decrypted) without using the correct
password/keyfile(s) or correct encryption keys. Entire file system is encrypted (e.g.., file names, folder names, contents of every file, free space, meta data, etc).
Files can be copied to and from a mounted TrueCrypt volume just like they are copied to/from any normal disk (for example, by simple drag-and-drop operations).
Files are automatically being decrypted on-the-fly (in memory/RAM) while they are being read or copied from an encrypted TrueCrypt volume. Similarly, files that are being written or copied to the TrueCrypt volume are automatically being encrypted on-the-fly (right before they are written to the disk) in RAM.
Note that this does not mean that the whole file that is to be encrypted / decrypted must be stored in RAM before it can be encrypted / decrypted. The are no extra memory (RAM) requirements for TrueCrypt. For an illustration of how this is accomplished, see the following paragraph.
Lets suppose that there is an .avi video file stored on a TrueCrypt volume (therefore, the video file is entirely encrypted). The user provides the correct password (and/or keyfile) and mounts (opens) the TrueCrypt volume. When the user double clicks the icon of the video file, the operating system launches the application associated with the file type - typically a media player.
TrueCrypt is a software system for establishing and maintaining an on-the-fly-encrypted volume (data storage device). On-the-fly encryption means that data are automatically encrypted or decrypted right before they are loaded or saved, without any user intervention.
No data stored on an encrypted volume can be read (decrypted) without using the correct
password/keyfile(s) or correct encryption keys. Entire file system is encrypted (e.g.., file names, folder names, contents of every file, free space, meta data, etc).
Files can be copied to and from a mounted TrueCrypt volume just like they are copied to/from any normal disk (for example, by simple drag-and-drop operations).
Files are automatically being decrypted on-the-fly (in memory/RAM) while they are being read or copied from an encrypted TrueCrypt volume. Similarly, files that are being written or copied to the TrueCrypt volume are automatically being encrypted on-the-fly (right before they are written to the disk) in RAM.
Note that this does not mean that the whole file that is to be encrypted / decrypted must be stored in RAM before it can be encrypted / decrypted. The are no extra memory (RAM) requirements for TrueCrypt. For an illustration of how this is accomplished, see the following paragraph.
Lets suppose that there is an .avi video file stored on a TrueCrypt volume (therefore, the video file is entirely encrypted). The user provides the correct password (and/or keyfile) and mounts (opens) the TrueCrypt volume. When the user double clicks the icon of the video file, the operating system launches the application associated with the file type - typically a media player.
This program is the real deal. Unlike other folder locking applications that can be circumvented by booting in safe mode or booting from a cd (or even worse, by terminating the process in Task Manager), the only way to access the data is to mount it using TrueCrypt. The best thing about TrueCrypt is that it is extremely fast.
Add / Remove the apps you want
AutoRun apps on menu launch. w/ optional argument
Exit apps on menu exit. (Application must support an "exit" argument)
Launch apps from TrueCrypt Volume.
Open folders from TrueCrypt Volume.
Language localizable.
Change folder button names. (must edit the .locale file for your selected language)
Substitute drive.
Open folders with custom app.
Change folder paths
Theme support
Theme Switcher
Custom Tray Icon
Launch ANY File
TCExplorer is a portable software to import, export, delete, and rename files in TrueCrypt containers TCExplorer is a portable software to import, export, delete, and rename files in TrueCrypt containers. TrueCrypt is a software system for establishing and maintaining an on-the-fly-encrypted volume (data storage device).
TCExplorer is small, simple and does not require any installation.
Here are some key features of "TCExplorer":
Stay on top: TCExplorer may stay on top of other windows.
Set current dir as temp dir: Set current directory as temporary system directory to store exported directories and files. By default, the system defined temp directory will be used. However if you do not wish to use the system defined temp directory, you can set this option to make TCExplorer use the application directory (which will usually be on a thumbdrive) as the temporary directory.
View file size: View size of files stored in TrueCrypt containers.
Save window position: Save last window position and size on closing and revert on next launch.
Delete temp dir: Delete directories/files in temporary directory after exporting is finished. If unchecked, directories/files in temporary directory will not be deleted after exporting is finished so that users can use their own file shredder software to securely delete the temporary directories/files.
Secure delete temp files: Securely delete directories/files in temporary directory after exporting is finished by overwriting the files with null characters and then renaming them to ~ before deleting them. Directories are also renamed to ~ before deletion.
Adobe Premiere Update 5.1c is a powerful tool updated for Windows is a free update for those running Adobe Premiere 5.0 or later on Windows 95/98/NT 4.0. This update requires that Adobe Premiere 5.0 or later already be installed on your machine in order to update Premiere to version 5.1c. If Adobe Premiere 5.0 or later is not installed, you will need to install the upgrade that can be purchased online, and then come back to install the free 5.1c update.
The Adobe Premiere 5.1c update resolves problems that some customers encountered with Premiere 5.1 and Premiere RT 5.1. Even if you did not have problems with Premiere 5.1, Adobe recommends that you download and install this update. Please note that this update is called Premiere 5.1c in order to have the same version number cross-platform.
Major Features:
- The following issues were addressed in 5.1a and are also included in this release:
- Rendering 720x486 frames no longer reverses fields.
- Premiere now correctly locates Boris FX plug-ins for new projects (Windows version only).
- The Project Trimmer utility now accurately trims 29.97 fps projects.
- Premiere 5.1a lets you access the QuickTime effects and transitions directly from within Premiere.
- The following issues are addressed in 5.1c:
- The "not enough handles to complete this operation" message no longer occurs when using the Batch Process feature or when opening a batch list.
- Navigator window redraw issues have been corrected.
- Rendering 720x486 frames no longer reverses fields.
- Additional reported failures to Adobe Technical Support have been addressed.
Requirements:
- Premiere 5.1 or 5.1a for Windows (English language versions only)
During Windows logon NDM ensures that all network drives under its control get connected and activated, where after they are periodically reconnected to prevent deactivation.
In case network resources are not (yet) available or if the connection with a network resource is temporarily lost (e.g. when resuming a notebook from standby or if a wireless network connection was interrupted), NDM actively attempts to reconnect the network drives.
Optionally it can run programs, open documents or mount TrueCrypt volumes after a network drive has been successfully connected.
Documentation and an example configuration file are included in the ZIP. The source code is available as a separate download.
TrueCrypt and combination flash card / flash drives support will be made available via configuration files after sufficient testing has been conducted.
Network Drive Manager brings added value to users that access network drives in a computer network, ranging from small home networks to large corporate networks.
Network Drive Manager is a dedicated Windows software for managing network drives. During Windows logon it will reconnect the network drives that were configured using NDM, where after theyre kept alive to prevent deactivation.
In case NDM is started before any network connection is available (this is usually the case when Windows on a computer) a reconnect mechanism with a short interval is used until all network drives are connected where after reconnect mechanism with a longer interval is put in place.
Optionally it can launch applications or documents when all network drives have been successfully connected.
Windows does not properly reconnect network drives after logon that have been configured using Map Network Drive in Windows Explorer with the "Reconnect at logon" feature checked. Although theyre visible in Windows Explorer, they are usually not activated.
This causes problems when e.g. a network drive is used as a central location to store documents and/or settings. Applications that use these documents and/or settings stored on the network drive will complain or even fail to start because the network location is not accessible.
Even if the network drive would have been reconnected properly, the next problem is that Windows will deactivate the network drive (i.e. make it inaccessible) if it is not accessed for a while. This can result in complaining applications because theyre unable to write their data to disk, and it can even result in data loss if applications do not anticipate on these possible failures.
Features of "Network Drive Manager":
Ensures all network drives that are under control of NDM get connected and activated.
Network drives are kept alive to prevent deactivation.
Built-in reconnect mechanism in case network drives or network resources are not (yet) available.
Support for import existing network drives.
Ability to run programs or to documents when a network drive has been successfully connected.
TrueCrypt integration: automatically mount TrueCrypt volumes when a network drive has been successfully connected.
Compact status information of the managed network drives in the system tray and comprehensive status information in the main screen.
Support for connecting network drives using a different user name.
Alert mechanism when the connection with a network drive is lost and when it is restored.
Fully customizable.
Uses few computer resources such as memory and hard disk space.
Product lifetime free upgrade policy for registered users!
Limitations:
21 day trial
Changes from previous version
Multilanguage: English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Swedish.
New icons for all platforms.
Alpha blended icons for Windows XP and Vista.
Support for Vistas native font.
Improved support for mounting TrueCrypt drives.
Added column for the amount of free space on network drives.
Added tab with advanced options:
Use alternative connection method
Use forced disconnect
Disconnect unknown network drives on startup
Several minor fixes (mainly for compatibility with Vista).
Connection state redefinition (connected, disconnected, error, idle).
Network Drive Manager is a dedicated Windows software for managing network drives. During Windows logon it will reconnect the network drives that were configured using NDM, where after theyre kept alive to prevent deactivation.
In case NDM is started before any network connection is available (this is usually the case when Windows on a computer) a reconnect mechanism with a short interval is used until all network drives are connected where after reconnect mechanism with a longer interval is put in place.
Optionally it can launch applications or documents when all network drives have been successfully connected.
Windows does not properly reconnect network drives after logon that have been configured using Map Network Drive in Windows Explorer with the "Reconnect at logon" feature checked. Although theyre visible in Windows Explorer, they are usually not activated.
This causes problems when e.g. a network drive is used as a central location to store documents and/or settings. Applications that use these documents and/or settings stored on the network drive will complain or even fail to start because the network location is not accessible.
Even if the network drive would have been reconnected properly, the next problem is that Windows will deactivate the network drive (i.e. make it inaccessible) if it is not accessed for a while. This can result in complaining applications because theyre unable to write their data to disk, and it can even result in data loss if applications do not anticipate on these possible failures.
Here are some key features of "Network Drive Manager":
Ensures all network drives that are under control of NDM get connected and activated.
Network drives are kept alive to prevent deactivation.
Built-in reconnect mechanism in case network drives or network resources are not (yet) available.
Support for import existing network drives.
Ability to run programs or to documents when a network drive has been successfully connected.
TrueCrypt integration: automatically mount TrueCrypt volumes when a network drive has been successfully connected.
Compact status information of the managed network drives in the system tray and comprehensive status information in the main screen.
Support for connecting network drives using a different user name.
Alert mechanism when the connection with a network drive is lost and when it is restored.
Fully customizable.
Uses few computer resources such as memory and hard disk space.
Product lifetime free upgrade policy for registered users!
Limitations:
21 day trial
Network Drive Manager is a utility for managing network drives, which brings added value to users that access network drives in a computer network, ranging from small home networks to large corporate networks.
During Windows logon it ensures that all network drives under control of NDM get connected and activated, where after they are kept alive to prevent deactivation.
In case network resources are not (yet) available or if the connection with a network drive is lost, NDM alerts the user and actively attempts to reconnect the network drives.
Optionally it can mount TrueCrypt volumes, run programs or open documents when a network drive has been successfully connected.
Whats wrong with mapping network drives in Windows?
Windows does not properly reconnect network drives after logon that have been configured using Map Network Drive in Windows Explorer with the "Reconnect at logon" feature checked. Although theyre visible in Windows Explorer, they are usually not activated.
This causes problems when e.g. a network drive is used as a central location to store documents and/or settings. Applications that use these centrally stored files will complain or even fail to start because the network location is not accessible.
Even if the network drive would have been reconnected properly, the other problem is that Windows deactivates network drives (i.e. make it inaccessible) if they?re not accessed for a while. This again results in complaining applications since theyre not able to flush their data to disk, and sometimes it even ends up in data loss for those applications that don?t anticipate on these possible failures.
GoWithMe integrates all desired features of USB drive user, which including launchpad, file encryption, file compression etc If there is no bundled launchpad tool in your USB disk or USB hard disk, or the bundled tool is not quite handy, then you should try GoWithMe.
GoWithMe integrates many features of USB drive user, including launchpad, file encryption, file compression, secure auto backup, file shredder, privacy tool, advanced file explorer and virtual encrypted disk, into one slim application.
Also, it is the best partner of running all other portable software in your USB drive.
Here are some key features of "GoWithMe":
Simple and friendly launchpad for running portable software, opening files and browsing folder with ease.
An easy and fast tool to encrypt and decrypt files and folders, secure space supports dragndrop encryption.
Using the fastest and strongest encryption techniques (Blowfish, Triple DES and AES Rijndael) and compression methods.
Supporting scheduled backup for storing important information to USB disk and keeping it safe.
Permanently deleting files and folders with our file shredder tool.
Privacy tool helps to clear all internet activities.
Advanced File Explorer is a useful Windows Explorer replacement for browsing folders and searching files in your USB drive.
The strongest open source virtual encrypted disk tool by TrueCrypt is now integrated into GoWithMe.
Limitations:
30 days trial
File Encryption 2.1 is free application to help users protect your their files and personal data by encrypting them into inaccessible, scrambled form which can be opened only after entering a correct password. File Encryption is released under GNU license and it is free for personal or commercial use, without any restrictions. File Encryption is completely spyware or adware free.
In this digital era, our personal data can be stolen, intercepted, compromised and exposed to unauthorized parties. A new age digital thieves can intercept our communication and read our personal correspondence, they can even remotely get access to our personal files on our computers, and dig our our credit card or social security numbers, bank account information or any other personal data we have on our hard drives or removable media, documents, files, video or audio footage etc.
File encryption is a process that occurs on chosen files in order to preserve their secrecy and confidentiality. We choose files or folders that we want to prevent to be read by unauthorized person, than we encrypt them using a password - only persons that know your password can open such encrypted file.
This software is secure, military grade encryption software which supports 12 encryption algorithms. It was developed for use in enterprise environment and eventually turned into free desktop application. Since File Encryption if free software, the author can not give any kind of support, although he will try to answer any question if time permits. Although File Encryption has been used securely and without bugs in small enterprise environment for years now this website and the author of the program can not be held responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any loss or damage caused by the usage of this program.
File Encryption is meant to be used on personal files or folders - for people that look into the solution to encrypt the whole volumes, hard drives or partitions there is a free application TrueCrypt.
Major Features:
- Completely free!
- Encrypt personal files into inaccessible, scrambled form which requires a password to be opened.
- Completely spyware or adware free.
- Supports 12 encryption algorithms.
- Very easy to use.
Requirements: no special requirements
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