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    How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    I've created a temporary directory from within my app ( [obj_file] File object), and it will be deleted when the app is closed ( [obj_filefolder] Sphax File-Folder object). Is there a way to make the folder hidden after it's created?

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    Re: How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    I talked about this on the old forum. Sorry I've forgotten the keywords of the process.

    Basically you can hide files and folder behind a single file. Its invisible to the normal windows file system and even command line. Only works on NT/XP type systems with NTFS so no Fat32 or Fat systems. It was done to support Mac format files from memory. Its pretty tricky though never got the thing into practice.

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    Re: How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    Basically you can hide files and folder behind a single file.
    Does this mean I should make a hidden folder before runtime, and place my new folder inside it at runtime?

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    Re: How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    This isn't just set the attributes to hidden this is truely hidden from command line and explorer. You can make the folder at runtime.


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    Re: How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    Ok I found my old post and recreated it here.

    http://www.clickwiki.info/index.php/ADS_Object

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    Re: How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    wow! and I can still write to it and delete it at runtime?

    EDIT: is this a non-material object? or is it done with other existing functions within MMF?

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    Re: How to make a Folder Hidden at runtime?

    This is really good! I'm going to have fun with this Thanks

    Well this is a secret that can be used to hide this stuff when they do need to extract it.
    Hehe. Not anymore

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