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Cheryl_27
Looking for a simple way to encrypt mostly text files, to exchange by email w/ some of my "non technical" Mac user friends. Something that uses decent encryption & is easy to use. 7-Zip for Windows is perfect, but I've not found any maintained, up to date GUI prgms for Mac that can read / write 7-Zip format.
Keka (for Macs) is maintained & will do 7-zip, but ONLY uses "Zip 2.0 legacy" encryption. http://forum.kekaosx...7907ac911711d10
Don't necessarily need compression, but these type prgms would be really easy to use for non techies.
I use TrueCrypt, that also runs on Mac, but it might be a bit cumbersome for encrypting a file to attach to email.
I don't think these particular friends could / would master setting up Thunderbird to use signing & encryption certificates & deal w/ using public / private keys.
Maybe, but something simpler would probably be better for them.
Any suggestion for other easy to use Mac encryption prgms (for one file at a time), & a Windows counterpart, both able to read / write in same format?
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