S Sacred macrumors member Original poster Nov 24, 2006 #1 How do I put a password onto a file to prevent others from viewing it (want to store credit card and other sensative details like bank statements)
How do I put a password onto a file to prevent others from viewing it (want to store credit card and other sensative details like bank statements)
Brize macrumors 6502a Nov 24, 2006 #2 Use Keychain Access. Go to File > New Secure Note Item, and enter the details.
S Sacred macrumors member Original poster Nov 24, 2006 #3 Brize said: Use Keychain Access. Go to File > New Secure Note Item, and enter the details. Click to expand... 😕
Brize said: Use Keychain Access. Go to File > New Secure Note Item, and enter the details. Click to expand... 😕
Brize macrumors 6502a Nov 24, 2006 #4 Sacred said: 😕 Click to expand... Go into your Applications folder, then into Utilities, and open Keychain Access. It should be pretty straightforward from there.
Sacred said: 😕 Click to expand... Go into your Applications folder, then into Utilities, and open Keychain Access. It should be pretty straightforward from there.
S Sacred macrumors member Original poster Nov 24, 2006 #5 Brize said: Go into your Applications folder, then into Utilities, and open Keychain Access. It should be pretty straightforward from there. Click to expand... 😕 Still confused, I've got the application open went to make a new passworded item.....but not a clue what I'm doing wrong doesnt give me any options as to what type of passworded item I want to create.
Brize said: Go into your Applications folder, then into Utilities, and open Keychain Access. It should be pretty straightforward from there. Click to expand... 😕 Still confused, I've got the application open went to make a new passworded item.....but not a clue what I'm doing wrong doesnt give me any options as to what type of passworded item I want to create.
S Sacred macrumors member Original poster Nov 24, 2006 #6 Doesnt matter, will just print the screencaps out.