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There is a free program for just this purpose
It's called Blowfish Advanced CS.

Search on Google for it. I use it with 2048 bit binary keys, which I keep on a flash disk and a floppy. They're obviously backed up on my server, as well.

It will encrypt the files and scramble the file and directory names if you want. It's really a great program and the price is right!
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Must be a rhetorical question  shadowself | 03/16/05
Wrong statistic  NonZealot | 03/16/05
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Wrong TPM deployment numbers...  hawk520 | 03/16/05
You will be assimilated...  BitTwiddler | 03/16/05
But...  nucrash | 03/16/05
Of course you'll need both hardware and software  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
This could be of a great benifit  voska | 03/16/05
Except...  ZzSmirKzZ | 03/16/05
There is a free program for just this purpose  Hugh Jass | 03/16/05
Like I said  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
Sure they can  Yagotta B. Kidding | 03/16/05
But who's the customer?  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
The race is on...  The King's Servant | 03/16/05
So in other words  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
Also  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
We've had secure laptops for years!  alterego_z | 03/16/05
We use that too  voska | 03/16/05
Until the user forgets their password...  BitTwiddler | 03/16/05
Have you ever heard of encryption!  Reverend MacFellow | 03/16/05
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All software will be allowed to work.  Anton Philidor | 03/16/05
No they won't  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
Don't worry...  Anton Philidor | 03/16/05
Re: Don't worry...  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
Really?  Patrick Jones | 03/16/05
The future of DRM  osreinstall | 03/16/05
Re: I'd have no problem with that  none none | 03/16/05
Software, music, video...  voska | 03/16/05
DRM has a 0% success rate so far  tic swayback | 03/16/05
Re: DRM is a joke...  none none | 03/16/05
Dystopic  Anton Philidor | 03/16/05
RE:DRM is a joke...  richdave | 03/17/05
Agreed.  Anton Philidor | 03/16/05
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Even if we assume...  IT Scion | 03/16/05
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True, but....  tic swayback | 03/16/05
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M$ behind the times! I'm shocked!  Reverend MacFellow | 03/16/05
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Just wait  DarthRidiculous | 03/17/05
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All Complex Ecosystems Have Parasites  tic swayback | 03/16/05
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I'm surprised people aren't noticing the spin of the article.  Sotek | 03/16/05
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That's because  Michael Kelly | 03/16/05
Yes and no  NonZealot | 03/17/05
and because,  wessonjoe | 03/17/05
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as in long time?  wessonjoe | 03/17/05
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