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How set password to family tree file?

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marat888
Posted Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - Post #25934
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Hi, how set password to family tree file?
Because anyone who can get access to my computer can see my family tree.

P.S. My english is bad. Can you write answer in simply english Smile Thanks Smile
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Posted Tuesday, May 25, 2010 - Post #25936
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There is no option within GenoPro to create a password protected version on your own PC. The protection exists for reports on the web.
Have you considered using the Windows security? Using XP go to support and search
"To make your folders private". This might give you what you want.
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Posted Wednesday, May 26, 2010 - Post #25940
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thank you for answer. It is a pity that GenoPro have not a function to protect family tree file.
It is necessary to use other means for protection.
Thank you!
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Posted Wednesday, May 26, 2010 - Post #25941
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Personally I have never felt a need to protect files on my own PC. However you could add this to the wish list of enhancements. As the basic GenoPro file is a zip file, which can be password protected, it might be a possible option.


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