Bob Axtell wrote:
> I owe Dr Skip a long round of applause for this one.
> Thanks, Doc!

> Dr Skip suggested the use of a TrueCrypt container
> to hold all of the applications and working files. This
> means that when you no longer need any file from
> the container, the container is encrypted properly
> into background noise. Then  if your flash drive
> falls into evil hands, NO damage is done.
> 
> I've been testing this for several days at home and
> at two offices, and it works GREAT. Even better,
> it is sourceforge and FREE.

<humor>

AHHH! Links, links links man we need links! ...

http://sourceforge.net/projects/truecrypt/

Ahhh, now I feel better (I've got my fix).

</humor>

Oh, it also works with Linux, thanks Bob, Doc!

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