You cannot password protect folders larger than 4 GB located on a volume that uses the FAT file system. Reasons? Folder Password Expert saves the folder contents to a locked file. The largest file that can exist on Fat32 (Windows 9x/Me) is 4 GB. To create a file larger than 4 GB, you must use Windows NT/2000/XP with the NTFS file system. Also, please note: even if you use the NTFS file system, the folder must not contain a file larger than 4 GB.

In order to require a username and password to access part or all of a web site, you need to 1) create a password file (with appropriate read priviledges) and 2) create a confirguration file in the folder to be protected. Here are the direct instructions for the impatient: If you browse to http://www.math.mcmaster.ca/~your_username/folder_to_protect, you should be asked for a username and password.

Yes, you can, directly from your control panel. Select hosting management and click on the permission icon in File Manager, next to the file you want to manage (by setting up permission on none). Access will occur with one of the FTP users already configured.

If you log into your domain control panel, you should see an icon or text link that says "Web Protect". Once you click that link you will be taken to a page to select the folder you would like to have password protected and you can assign usernames and passwords.

Most likely, the tool you use for downloading the image does not have large file support, i.e. it has problems downloading files larger than 4 GBytes. The usual symptom for this problem is that when you download the file, the file size reported by your tool (and the amount of data that it downloads) is too small by exactly 4 GB. For example, if the DVD image is 4.4 GB large, your tool will report a size of 0.4 GB.

The DVD burning software you use should allow you to select the format of the DVD. If it does, select the UDF format (ISO format does not support files larger than 2 GB).

You can only create folders which are subfolders of Inbox or other folders. So, just check the box next to Inbox before you create your new folder and it will work.

Windows 9X/ME uses a file system called FAT32 that has a file size limit of 4 GB, you have two options to overcome this problem: Change operating system to Windows 2000 or XP and change the harddrive(s) partition(s) to NTFS file system (the NTFS file system file size limit is several thousand GB) Or use a software that can split the captured video to several files under 4 GB like Virtualdub or if you capture(copy) DV try Scenalyzer.

Follow these steps to require users to provide a valid Windows user name and password to access a folder in IIS 6.0: In IIS Manager, navigate to the folder that you want to password-protect, right-click the folder, and then click Properties. Yes. You can use an ISAPI filter to hide banner information. For example, you can write a custom ISAPI filter, or you can install the UrlScan security tool.

Do not tell anyone your password. The administrator of a computer system NEVER needs to know anyone else’s password.

First of all, if you use Windows 95, 98, or Me, you can restrict booting in the safe mode by modifying the MSDOS.SYS file. Please review the section "Using Folder Guard: Giving your computer bullet-proof protection" in Folder Guard Help. Also, it is possible to configure your computer so that Folder Guard would perform the protection of folders even in the safe mode, on both Windows Me/98/95 and Windows XP/2000/NT systems. However this information is provided to the licensed customers only.

No, MySecretFolder can protect only one "root" secret folder at a time. (If you select another folder, the previously protected folder will become unprotected.) However, the "root" secret folder can contain an unlimited number of subfolders and files, and all of them will be protected when you protect the "root" secret folder.

You do not need to already be a Customer, just fill out the registration form and send the request. To simplify and speed up the opening account process, we appriciate trade and bank references or contacts with businesses which we already regularly deal with.

Unfortunetly, upon booting into the original firmware, the "Music" folder will be hidden. If Rockbox is set to show "supported," any hidden folders will not show up. Solutions are: hold the "cancel" button when in the "file viewer" and then change the "show" setting to "all" by scrolling up or down if you boot into the original firmware often, but enjoy having the above setting on anything other than "all" you may want to move all your music into a different folder. eg.

ONLY the middle beacon is functional on the S2 Tx. We sure would use the EB or GB if we could. In the switching matrix only the MB can be hooked directly to the S2/K Tx. The command team once thought that they had a way around this by going through one of the Leilas in "bent pipe" mode. However, this was tried and does not work.

You have likely created the image on the FAT32 file system which has a 4Gb file size limitation. Therefore larger files can not be created there. If this is the case, we would suggest that you either use NTFS (through network or attaching the drive to a Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 box if you are running Windows 9x/ME) or split your drive into regions each less than 4Gb, create their images and make virtual volume set afterwards if you need to recover files from there.

The problem with this is that you can also set SpamBayes to train all messages moved to the designated spam folder. If you set the deleted items folder as the spam folder (early versions of the plug-in allowed this), then all messages that you delete would be trained as spam.

Basically, treat your piercing like what it is: a wound. Would you play rough sports or have rough sexual encounters if you were wounded? Would you irritate a wound that is trying to heal? You should treat your fresh piercings as gently as possible--at all times, at all costs. This will insure that your body is healing your new piercing at the fastest rate possible. And always remember to wash your hands thoroughly with anti-bacterial soap before touching your healing piercing.

Either you transcode the DVD to reduce its size or you use a Double Layer media, which holds 8.5 GB, if your writer supports that.

We're not announcing any larger hard drives today. That said, Xbox 360 is built for the future and can evolve to expand into new multimedia entertainment scenarios. With all of the great downloadable content that will be available on Xbox Live, we want to leave room for the gamers to ultimately decide.

Computer Doctor: It may be necessary, but first you should make sure that you have used the correct information for setting the jumpers. Many drive makers supply two sets of instructions: one set of jumper settings is used for systems whose BIOSes can use the drive's full capacity, and a second set of settings that may be referred to as "spare" or "alternate" or "reduced capacity". These settings reduce the reported size of the drive to 2.

Computer Doctor: Since FDISK originally saw the entire capacity of the drive, the BIOS isn't the issue. You've run into two limitations that DOS 6.22 imposes on hard drive sizes. The first limitation is that DOS 6.22 cannot recognize a drive larger than 8.4GB (even if your BIOS can); the second limitation is that a single partition can't be larger than 2.1GB. These limitations are also shared by the original Windows 95 and the 95a release.

Yes, you can get larger accounts than 10 GB - and/or you can easily use more than one SOS account. Depending on how you've got your fileserver setup - there are different ways of configuring SOS. For example - you could setup SOS to run on the server itself and just use one large account. The benefit of this is that whoever has access to that SOS account will then have file access to all the files on your server.

One of the limitations of creating a FAT32 partition on Windows 2000 or Windows XP, is that you are limited to 32GB partitions. If you have access to a Windows ME or Windows 98SE computer, it will be possible to create a single partition as big as the drives volume. If you only have access to a Windows 2000 or XP system, you can make multiple 32GB partitions and use FireStore that way. FireStore version 2.2 can directly create a FAT32.

Yes...but not from within Debtinator. This is something that's on my list of neat features that might be good to implement, but in all seriousness I'm in the debt management business, not the encryption business, and I don't know if I want to try to implement security in this manner. If there's a huge public outcry in favor of it, I could be persuaded to bump it up. In the interim, here's a reasonably easy way to protect it (and anything else you want).

Don't panic, simply go to the logon page by clicking the 'Logon' button on the left menu, select the 'Lost Password' option and follow the instructions. If you are still having trouble logging onto the site and/or cannot complete the 'Lost Password' procedure please contact us by clicking the 'Contact' button on the left menu.

We understand that it is very possible that you may misplace your password or user name information. In the event that you are unable to locate your user information to access your application information, you may contact HR via email. Please provide us with your full name, address, and position for which you applied to. This information will assist us in locating your applicant record in our database.

If you've forgotten your User Name or Password, go to the home page and click the forgot password link on the top left pane of the page. Next, type the email address you used when you registered, then click Submit. You will receive an email from feedback@ndei.org containing your User Name and Password. (It's important to keep your email address current. If your email address changes at any time after you register, be sure to update it using the "My Profile" link from the "My NDEI" page.)

If you have lost the Master Password of Folder Guard, you can reset it by running the Emergency Recovery Utility. If you have forgotten an unlocking password for a folder, or some other password used by Folder Guard, simply run Folder Guard and use its appropriate command to set up a new password.