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10.3: Use FileVault to protect just one folder
Why not just create a sparse, encrypted disk image in Disk Utility? Same effect, less runaround...
10.3: Use FileVault to protect just one folder
Once you've got your sparse image, you might find this applescript handy for making it shrink...
I have this script on my script menu. I select the image, then run it.
10.3: Link to a folder inside an unmounted encrypted sparse image
will ask your for the password to mount it. I use iPhoto buddy to switch between the G-rated photo album, and the photo album password protected in the encrypted disk image. If the disk image isn't mounted, and I launch iPhoto Buddy, it attempts to mount the image and ask for the password. I can choose to not give the password and open any of the albums in regular directories. |
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