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Do you have to comit files after using xformat full#
Do you have to comit files after using xformat password#
Do you have to comit files after using xformat windows#

It probably would be a more favorable way for everyone, if you would offer a week or so trial, then a one-off buy for a few dollars. Recurring subscription is something you should be most careful nowadays.

Do you have to comit files after using xformat full#

I would not hesitate for a moment, to buy the 1.x with full functionality for an affordable price, however no way I subscribe for a yearly recurring, automated payment, which is something I commit myself, then tend to forget, or get it out/beyond of control for various reasons. However I understand marketing strategies as of 2016, I believe most users main problem with your current program is the fairly “agressive” data collection (in 1.x it simply was not necessary to create an account, this is the main difference for 2.x, where it is required for function.) also the pushed sales (quite a lot of messages calling for premium during use), on top of that, you only offer a recurring payment through subscriptions, rather than a one-off buy, which probably beyond the value you provide. Otherwise – again – its just unnecesary steps taken for a very simple task, such as closing a running program. Minimized on clicking the red cross as per normal in similar softwares is user defineable, not a set function as it is in here. I got AxCrypt anno for having a simple contextual command at hand, when needed, without unnecessary clicking around.

To be honest, according to modern requirements, for such a simple task as an encryption, more than one window is already too much, login and account-keep is way beyond annoying. I do not want to log in first with name, password, email, than locate the file in a different explorer window (the one provided in your program), type second (encryption) password/locate key file, than leave the program open for taking up resources unnecessary. However in 2.x you extend this method with an account with required login credentials, which makes the process long, too long for me. Here, with your previous version 1.x I simply right-click on a file or folder, than select what I want to do. I cannot comment on your reply of using your 2.x program with Win Explorer, as my opinion is thats a bogus method for file organizing – I use a specific, and very common two-window based commander. Hi again, and thanks for responding my (our) concerns so quick, it proves an excellent customer service, which is always a cornerstone before paying for a product. Name because it’s nice to have a handle on the person we’re talking to. We do *not* use any of the information asked for to post here for marketing information, or for anything else than mentioned above. Email is only used so you can get notified of responses.

Name is nice to have so it’s not so anonymous, but we don’t need to require it. We don’t need the website info, it’s just because of WordPress’s history as a blog tool I think. We ask for three things, Name, Email and Website. Thanks for the comment about asking too much detail to comment the forum, I’ll check what we can do there. If you’d like to explain further, I’d appreciate it.

Do you have to comit files after using xformat password#

We get some comments on the fact that we *do not* ask for a password for every file being opened.

I do not quite understand the comment about askig for a login password all the time.

If we didn’t do that you’d have to sign in over and over again.

Minimized on clicking the red cross for is quite normal behavior in many similar softwares.

We know it’s perceived as intrusive though, so we’re working other ways to expose it.

Do you have to comit files after using xformat windows#

However, yes, the windows is bigger, because it has functionality that AxCrypt 1 simply does not have.

Yes, if you are not signed in, there will be a pop-up windows.

If you double-click a file in Windows explorer to open it for example, the number of key presses and clicks is *exactly* the same as with version 1.

I also have to comment on i_sol’s statement “4-5 step method with a pop-up (!) window, wich goes minimized (!!) on exit (cannot set otherwise), asking for a login password all the time”. By keeping a single password that is verified to be correct before encrypting any data, this risk is minimized.Ģ) Bad user practices, such as having several different passwords for personal use. One of the challenges being that we’re also trying to solve some actual problems experienced with the old version:ġ) Users losing data because they mistype or misremember a password. Thanks for the feedback! We’re working on tweaking AxCrypt 2 to be more easy to adapt to for existing users.