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Espionage 2 / Folders in sidebar
December 07, 2010, 11:33:58 AM
Greetings:

I have encrypted my document folder with Espionage.  Within the Document folder however, there are several other folders that I would like to add to the sidebar in the finder window as shortcuts.  I can do this fine when the Document folder is unlocked and the sub-folder work just fine as shortcuts.  However, once I lock the Document folder, all the shortcuts vanish; when I unlock the Document folder, the shortcuts remain no longer available.

Is there something I can set within Espionage so my shortcuts will continue to function?

Best,

Drew
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Espionage 2 / Encrypting an application
January 19, 2010, 01:29:46 PM
Hello---

First off, your program is awesome! posting.php?mode=post&f=6&sid=9326a01d178c072b029c1700bdf82f2e# It took me many hours to learn of your product and of your company's existence.....Crank up the marketing!!! :-)

I'm a new healthcare provider launching a solo private practice.  Security and confidentiality of my patients data is hugely important to me.

I am currently using Daylite as a practice management tool for my practice.  I will likely graduate to something else in the future, but for now, it is a very important GTD tool.  As such, there are notes and patient data contained in this database--or file references to their data in a separate folder (which will be encrypted).  I can secure the actual database (not the application) by going to where it's stored: ~/library/application support/daylite/Storage.dlpdb.  Additionally, the program backs up the DB to the following:  ~/library/application support/daylite/backup.   I was planning on securing the actual DB (Storage.dlpdb) as well as the backup folder.  

Dr. D--

My Question is this:  Do I need to also secure the actual application, Daylite, and if so, why?  I reviewed the literature online but am confused as to when you secure an application versus when you don't.  For example, I also use MS Word.  I was planning on securing the folders that contain patient information (e.g., progress notes, etc.).  But I wasn't planning on also securing Word, the application.  Can you advise?  In advance, many thanks!
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