Re: A good encryptor for old Mac OS X 10.2.8?

On 6/16/2008 11:01 PM PT, Doug Anderson typed:

>>>> Is that on current HDD or do I have to make new partitions?
>>> You can save disk images anywhere you want.  A disk image is simply a
>>> file, that mounts a volume as a virtual disk when you open it.
>> I use an encrypted one on my ****table Macs to carry around sensitive
>> info like credit card numbers. Make sure you use a strong password!
> 
> Yes.  You can store it in the encrypted disk image in case you forget
> it.

Sweet. I will check it out later. I assume newer Mac OS X is backward 
compatible with it too.
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