How to Use LockingFolderCode

How to use this Locker_text_script

Do not compromise important files until successful test

Use a dummy folder to test out code.

Download Code and open with Word

Ctrl + H

Select Replace

Replace all “Label” for the desire folder e.g.(“Confidential”)

Replace “PassCode” e.g (“CodeRed01” or your PIN number)

Save as

Locate the folder’s destination

Name the file with your choice followed by text extension

e.g.(“confidential_script.txt”)

Open the text file e.g. open “confidential_script.txt”

Save as

For Type select “All Files *.* “

Name the file with your choice followed by batched extension

e.g.(“confidential_Key.bat”)

This creates the file-vault that will hold your folder

Open the created batched file e.g. open(“Confidential_Key.bat”) 

Command Window automatically opens and Folder is created

Command Window hides folder from view and closes-itself.

Before proceeding,

the text file can be used to recall password

move the text file somewhere else, or email to prevent easy hack.

***From now on use these steps***

Open batched file again e.g. open(“Confiential_key.bat”) & Enter Password

Put your confidential files into your now visible folder

Click batched file again to hide it, e.g. open(“Confidential_key.bat”) &

Enter  “ Y “

Folder is now hidden.

If the Folder in the .bat file is already in the same location, the .bat file will simply use that folder, instead of creating a duplicate, have this in mind when creating your first .bat file specially if you are new with this stuff.