Advanced Hide Folders 4.6

Whats new in version 4.6:
Some bugs are fixed. Program engine has optimized Uninstall button has added to warning popup

Publisher review:
Advanced Hide Folders enables you to completely hide folders and files on your computer. The hidden files cannot be accessed unless the folders are unlocked with a password from within the program. You can simple drag and drop folders from Windows or add files by mask (e.g hide all .jpg files). In addition, as an added security measure, you can also lock the hidden files. Advanced Hide Folders also prevent access to your confidential files via MRU features (e.g. list of Most Recently Used documents in MS Office). Additional features include hotkey operation and optional stealth mode. The program is easy to use and has a professional interface.
Requirements:
None

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Limitations:
None

Release notes:
Minor Update

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