How to lock my notepad document with a password?
By muru1950
@muru1950 (963)
India
    February 10, 2009 6:39pm CST
                         
            I am interested to read more and more from internet.
This increases my knowledge.
It helps me in my discussion and responses in mylot.
Sometimes I am not able to see the same website again when I am in need of it.May be
some hosting problems with those sites!
So I have decided to take down brief notes of what I have read in a notepad.
As I don't want the other people to see my notes,I want lock the folders with a password.
Can I lock the notepad documents?How do I do it?I am not a computer tech.Your step by step instructions will be highly appreciated.
Happy mylotting
3 responses
         @bussi_blog (15)
 • Indonesia
                    11 Feb 09
                    Well, you find it in a program called "Folderlock". Easy to use, just set your password then choose the folder or file that you want to lock. 
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                     @cynthiann (18612)
 • Jamaica
                    11 Feb 09
                    Just stopped by to say hello. Cannot help you with this one muru. I am not into technology. Blessings
                     @EvrWonder (3571)
 • Canada
                    11 Feb 09
                    It would of been very useful to let us know what operating system that you are running. 
One thing you can do is to get yourself a portable hard drive. 
A small storage device, powered by USB and often comes with password protection. 
I have one and is the handiest device I own. I love it! 
Simply save your document notes to the removable drive. Done! 
Here is a document giving details about this type of storage device. 
PORTABLE STORAGE FOR EVERYONE 
http://www.lexar.com/jumpdrive/index.html
Here is a Password Protected Portable Storage Device: 
http://www.lexar.com/jumpdrive/jd_secureII_plus.html
There is another device called LockNote. 
Learn more about that option here: 
https://www.steganos.com/us/products/data-security/locknote/overview/
Failing that, here is a document that talks about 
Password Protecting Your Document(s):
http://www.computerproblems.org/forums/walk-throughs-tips/70-password-protect-your-documents.html
All in all, I feel that the portable storage device is the very best option.
Good Luck To You
                    
                            
                        

                    
