File Security Manager Software Informer: Latest version download, news and info about this UNGSoft Developers Group program. It allows you assign, view and modify NTFS access permissions in Windows XP.

	File Security Manager	Versions	select version 2.3 (publisher's description) 2.2 1.8 (editorial review) 1.7
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	UNGSoft Developers Group
	2.3.1.15
	www.ungsoft.com
	Shareware
	$29.95
	46 people

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Review

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File Security Manager allows you assign, view and modify NTFS access permissions (set access rights) in Windows XP Home like in Windows XP Professional. You can easily lock, deny or allow access to files, folders and drives, define advanced permissions.
File Security Manager integrates itself into Windows Explorer and lets you assign permissions for files and folders quickly and easily. You can either follow the simpler way to doing this by using the wizard (which provides useful presets).

The following review written by one of the Software Informer contributors applies to version 1.8

File Security Manager is an application that enables you to restrict access to specific folders on your computer to other users. If you have private information in a file or a folder, you can forbid other users from using it. Sometimes you have to share you computer with other people (at your job, for instance) and you do not want anyone to read some files. This program is ideal to keep your files untouched and maintain your privacy.

The program is very easy to use. When you first launch the application, you will need to browse your computer for the directories you want to lock or unlock. You can block an entire folder but still allow access to a file in that folder.

To lock a folder or drive, you just browse for it directly from the program's main window, hit the 'security' button and then press 'permissions'. Once you have done that, you will be able to choose who can view the files or give special permissions to some users. Maybe you would like to let someone read the files but prevent them from editing or deleting them.