"Decrypt" is the last dialog of the decrypting function. The list contains all of your selected files. Click on the "Decrypt" button below the file list to start the decrypting function. The files are decrypted one by one.
The list-display
The rows of the list-display consist of the following columns:
· File: Displays the file name. The entire path and file name are displayed when pointing the mouse pointer to the file name. An encrypted file cannot be displayed.
· Status: This column displays the processing status of the file. The following status are possible:
- New: The file wasn't yet processed;
- Working: The file is currently processed;
- Unzipped: If you have selected to unpack archive files on the previous dialog the result is as follows: The archive file is decrypted and saved to the target directory. Its status then is unzipped. Furthermore, the decrypted archive file is unpacked and its content is saved to a subdirectory of the same name as has the archive file. The status here is "finished".
- Finished: The processing is finished;
- Error: While processing the file an error occurred. If you point your mouse to that error, a tooltip shows the cause.
· Result file: The result of decryption is the original file. If you have clicked on the option to decrypt archive files on the dialogue page "Select target directory", the archive file is decrypted in the target directory, see status "Decrypted". After decryption, a subdirectory is created with the same name as the archive file. The archive file is unpacked into this subdirectory. After unpacking, the newly created subdirectory is shown in the list display with the status "Done".
· : The magnifier button displays the result file.
Result file already exists
In case of detecting a file of the same name as the result file in the target directory, the "Target file exists" dialog is displayed. You can now choose whether to overwrite the existing file or rename the new result file. While renaming the file, the current date is added to the file name as prefix. However, you can as well cancel the execution.
Upon completion pass files to the following program
Select a program from the list below, to further processes the result files. The default is "No subsequent processing". The selected program is directly invoked with the result files as parameters. In case the option is not checked the program-list is greyed out. The program list contains all programs that you have added in the "Processing" tab of the settings dialog, see chapter 5.2.
Please mind, that for Mac OS only standard functions are available. Passing files to programs given in "Manage application" does not function for Mac OS.
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Note: You can as well select this option after the files are processed. Select the program, and click the right-arrow symbol Attention: All result files are passed to the succeeding program. |
Last dialog of the "Decrypt" function
On the last dialog of the decrypt function, below the file list and the succeeding program list, the succeeding program is listed. Click on the "Decrypt" button to start the process.
Password-based decryption
Files with the suffix enz usually indicate password-based encryption. For files consisting of this suffix you are prompted to enter the same password that was previously used for encryption.
Figure 54: Last dialog of the decrypt function
Shortcuts on this page
· Alt + t = Set focus to table
· Alt + Enter = Button "Encrypt"