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password protect your files and folders
You can protect with password virtually any folder or file, allowing only the kenew passoword users to open the protected files or folders.
hide your personal folders from other users
You can set up Folder Watch Dog to hide your private folders. The folder would be hidden from virtually any program, including Windows Explorer, Office, MS-DOS programs, etc.
Quickly enable or disable the protected folders via a "hot key"
You can choose a specific keyboard combination as the hot key of Folder Watch Dog, to be able to quickly enable or disable the protection of your computer. Of course, the "hot key" is protected with your password, too, only you can use it!
Optional "stealth mode" of operation
You can set up Folder Watch Dog to operate in the stealth mode, to hide its own files and shortcuts from being seen by other users. You would still be able to control Folder Watch Dog via the "hot key".
Easy recovery password in case of emergency
If you forget your password, or experience other problems, simply use the Recovery Forgot Password Utility to quickly restore access to your protected folder.
Protection without encryption, move file and modify file
Folder Watch Dog protects your files without encrypting,move and modify them. It means that there is no danger of losing your documents if you lose your encryption key: with Folder Watch Dog all your files remain intact, without modification of any kind.
Quickly browse tip
when you need to browse restricted file list,you can don't run Folder Watch Dog, browse it by hot key.
Custom Foler Icon
you can change read only and password protect folder icon, you can select folder icon from menu, dll file, exe file.
Quick Start Wizard
The Quick Start Wizard can guide you through the steps necessary to set up the protection of your personal folders.
plain user interface, easy operation
You don't have to be a computer professional to understand how to use Folder Watch Dog.Folder Watch Dog has plain user interface,easy operation for normal user.
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