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Thread ID: 122557	2011-12-30 00:55:00	Lock a file for a set time?	--Wolf-- (128)	Press F1

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1251168	2011-12-30 00:55:00	Spent so long looking for something, but can't find anything (free) that'll do this, or similar. Basically, I want to have a file/folder with a password in it, that will automatically unlock after a set time (say, 30 days). Is there any programme that'll do this? Or is there anything whatsoever that'll do something similar? Something that'll send me the password after a set time, or something online that'll hide it for that time (obviously giving it to someone is an option, but don't want to do that) Any ideas please let me know.	--Wolf-- (128)
1251169	2011-12-30 02:45:00	Searching has not showed much for free. Except using software with command lines, or to use a batch script to protect folders, like here. (www.techtipsgeek.com) Might require date and time variables (home1.gte.net) for your needs. Try this search engine (www.voelspriet.nl) (runs of Google) to try find script examples in different document formats. Has bat file search. Universities, etc may have scripts on their servers. So maybe add site:.edu or site.ac.nz (or ac.uk) to the search box. Then re-search with your queries.	kahawai chaser (3545)
1251170	2011-12-30 03:21:00	It would have to be on a machine you don't have admin access to or you could just get around it by changing the date. What are you trying to achieve? Problems with self control? :lol:	fred_fish (15241)
1251171	2011-12-30 03:27:00	Searching has not showed much for free. Except using software with command lines, or to use a batch script to protect folders, like here. (www.techtipsgeek.com) Might require date and time variables (home1.gte.net) for your needs. Try this search engine (www.voelspriet.nl) (runs of Google) to try find script examples in different document formats. Has bat file search. Universities, etc may have scripts on their servers. So maybe add site:.edu or site.ac.nz (or ac.uk) to the search box. Then re-search with your queries. That went way over my head. Thanks though It would have to be on a machine you don't have admin access to or you could just get around it by changing the date. What are you trying to achieve? Problems with self control? :lol: Set date to internet time = win? Umm... Just uhh wanting to see if it's possible, that's all.	--Wolf-- (128)
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