EncryptOnClick

EncryptOnClick



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encryption/decryption tool EncryptOnClick is a simple encryption/decryption tool, that uses military grade 256-bit AES encryption which is fully compatible with WinZip 9. It encrypts selected files or folders and compresses them at the same time. The encrypted file can be decrypted by EncryptOnClick and anyone that uses WinZip 9x and has the proper password. Copyright Snapfiles.com

Product Details

Publisher 2BrightSparks (4) Price Free
Version 2.4.13.0  history Last updated Jul 19, 2024
File Size 2.27 Mb Requirements None

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Based on 6 reviews

Latest user reviews:

Simple, but a hassle. 3 stars by SnappyAngel Feb 04, 2013 (Read all my 2 reviews)
It doesn't come with instructions, and doesn't need them. The interface is simple. But it has one drawback. Every time you want to access the document, you have to decrypt it. Then when you're done, you have to encrypt it all over again, finding it in your folder tree and setting the password again. Other encryption software I've used just re-encrypts automatically. If you just want to encrypt one file, or only want to access one encrypted file at a time, I recommend you forget this and get AxCrypt instead. If, however, you want to use access several encrypted files at once, this may be the better way to go. The advantage this has over AxCrypt, however, is that you can encrypt or decrypt an entire folder in one action. show Review details
Does a great job for what is advertised 5 stars by geekbeak Nov 29, 2011 (Read all my 2 reviews)
Very simple interface. can encrypt a chosen file or folder. i like how you can just double click on a file to decrypt it. When you double click on a file, the GUI pops up. When you encrypt a folder, the folder structure stays intact and you can still browse through the folders in windows explorer but the files are just encrypted and have the .EOC extension at the end of the file name. The icon for the encrypted files are different as well, the icon looks like the EncryptOnClick program icon. Overall, I really like this app because it's so simple and does what i need very quickly and easily, and it's free! the only thing I'd like to see is that you can change the encryption level - that's not in here. show Review details
Works ok, but delete needs caution 2 stars by ianmacm Dec 30, 2008 (Read all my 174 reviews)
EncryptOnClick does what it says on the tin, but is unusual and risky since it deletes files automatically after encrypting them. This means that if any crashes etc occur during the encryption process, the file could be gone forever. It is better to leave the file intact and to delete or shred it manually after encryption. Apart from that, the program is good freeware. show Review details
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