Question: The
application is crashing when I start it, what can I do about it?
Answer: If
one of our application is crashing, please make sure you are using the
latest version. Choose the "Check for Updates" option from within the
applications menu or by downloading the latest version directly from
this website.
Question: I
download the latest version of the software and it appears to be a
currupted text file with the extension .txt, why can't I open it?
Answer: There
was a problem when downloading the file, if you hold down the control
key and click on the file and choose open with. Select the
DiskImageMounter application from the drop down to open the dmg file.
iProtector 1.3
Question: Can files that
have been locked by iProtector be opened?
Answer: Yes, but the user
will only see scrambled meaningless text.
Question: Can I lock any
type of file?
Answer:
Most file formats has been tested sucessfully but keep the orginal
until you know that the file can be unlocked without problems.
Question: Where are the
locked files stored?
Answer:
The locked files are stored in the same location as the orginal files
with the text "Locked_" add to the begining of the file name and
".enc" added to the end.
iSafe Pro 1.2
Question: Can I backup my
data with iSafe Pro?
Answer: Yes, iSafe can
backup your records and user logins with two clicks.
Question: Can I create
customized fields with iSafe Pro?
Answer: Yes, iSafe Pro
will let you create an unlimited amount of customized categories and
fields.
Question: Are updates for
iSafe Pro free?
Answer: Yes.
Question: How many bit
encryption does iSafe Pro use?
Answer: Upto 448 Bit
encryption.
Question: Does iShrink use the
standard zip format?
Answer: Yes, iShrink can compress to
windows or Mac zip formats.
Question:
Can
iShrink compress multiple files and folders at the same time?
Answer: Yes, you can drag multiple
files and folders to iShrink, each will have it's own progress bar.
Question:
Can
I create archives that contains multiple files?
Answer: Yes, iShrink can now create
muti-file archives, you can add, delete or update these archives at any
time.
Question:
If
I open an archive and make changes to a file do I have to save the file
in it's original location?
Answer: Yes,
when openning and editing an archive file, be sure not to change the
default location of /tmp to ensure that your archive stores the lastest
update of the file.
Question: Why do I have to change the
file name of a file when iShrink tells me?
Answer: This
issue is caused by none apple characters being found in a filename when
creating the archive, normally this caused when downloading files from
the internet which was not created by a Mac.
