Hide My Folders ActiveX
Hide My Folders ActiveX is a robust ActiveX Control that lets developers hide any file or folder in Windows system. You don't need to dive into hazy world of low-level file access functions. Once files or folders are hidden they cannot be accessed, searched for, viewed or deleted, therefore no one will know that they exist. Instead of specifying necessary file/folder names you could define pattern-matching mask to hide a group of files that complies with certain criteria such as same extensions or similar names. Using Hide My Folders ActiveX methods and properties you could easily implement advanced hiding features in your application saving time and efforts while focusing on other tasks. To extend the file security, all hidden items stay invisible even is Safe Mode. User-friendly and simple interface features the flexible set of various methods and hiding properties. Hide My Folders ActiveX supports NTFS, FAT32, FAT file systems and is fully compatible with Windows 2000, XP and 2003. This component gives you the highest level of information security for your software. Fully commented sample code, easy installation and flexible license make Hide My Folders ActiveX the number one choice for security software and keylogger developers.
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