TinyHacker » filesystem http://tinyhacker.com Tiny Tips for the Common Geek Wed, 23 May 2012 21:00:57 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Hide Your Files Inside Windows Calculator http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/hide-your-files-inside-windows-calculator/ http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/hide-your-files-inside-windows-calculator/#comments Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:00:00 +0000 howtogeek http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/hide-your-files-inside-windows-calculator/ image

Safe Calculator is a little application that looks like the built-in calculator, and works like a safe. Not only that, but you have to enter your code into the calculator to even show the Safe interface, and then enter your code to see your files. Yeah, you prefer TrueCrypt, we know.

Safe Calculator

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Tired of the pitiful file copying methods in Windows? You can use RichCopy, one of the most powerful tools for copying files that you can get—and it’s totally free. Created by the programmers at Microsoft, they use this thing internally but somehow never thought to include it in Windows.

RichCopy

]]> http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/richcopy-is-a-powerful-free-copy-application-for-windows/feed/ 0 Command Line Tools to Move In-Use Files http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/command-line-tools-to-move-in-use-files/ http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/command-line-tools-to-move-in-use-files/#comments Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:20:24 +0000 howtogeek http://tinyhacker.com/hacks/command-line-tools-to-move-in-use-files/ Move Locked Files 

Files can’t be moved when they’re in use by the operating system or an application. If a file is constantly in use, you can schedule Windows Vista to move the file during startup using the MoveFile tool, which you can download for free.

Use MoveFile and PendMoves to Move a File That is Always in Use

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