Espionage with Yep
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 1:42 amI recently purchased Espionage (after some experimentations 
with FileVault and Mac OS encrypted disk images). I really like the way it makes the whole process easy and stays out of the way.
I also use Yep (another good app) for managing electronic documents, which are stored in Espionage managed encrypted folder.
The problem is that Yep is unable to display the folder structure in that folder. It can find the documents themselves, and display the correct file path in the status bar, but the panel that is supposed to show the subfolders does not do it. Yep did not have this problem with FileVault, but it got even worse with manually created Mac OS disk images.
I posted a thread on Yep's forum (), but haven't got a reply from developers yet.
I believe it is more of a Yep's problem rather than Espionage's, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. It would be great if these two excellent apps learned to work with each other.
with FileVault and Mac OS encrypted disk images). I really like the way it makes the whole process easy and stays out of the way.I also use Yep (another good app) for managing electronic documents, which are stored in Espionage managed encrypted folder.
The problem is that Yep is unable to display the folder structure in that folder. It can find the documents themselves, and display the correct file path in the status bar, but the panel that is supposed to show the subfolders does not do it. Yep did not have this problem with FileVault, but it got even worse with manually created Mac OS disk images.
I posted a thread on Yep's forum (), but haven't got a reply from developers yet.
I believe it is more of a Yep's problem rather than Espionage's, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. It would be great if these two excellent apps learned to work with each other.