(Explanation 76)

'Form to encrypt' Tab

       The 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt' contains a form whose information you enter can be attached to the data that you encrypt (file, etc.) if you checked the higher left box.

       For more information, click with the question mark in the window of the 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt'.

(Explanation 78)

Form of tab 'Form to encrypt'

       In this information form of the 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt', you can write your personal data (or others) which identify you.
       These data are encrypted and joined to your file (or your data) at the same time as you encrypt your file (or your data), provided that the check box, in the upper left corner of this form, is checked. Thus, the information of this form are one with the file itself (or with the data themselves) that you encrypt.

       When this information form is activated, the label, which is just on the right of the last button named 'Reset : delete the contents of this tab' (in the toolbar), indicates the words 'Activated form'. But on the contrary, if this information form is deactivated, this label indicates the words 'Deactivated form'.
       Thus, at a glance, this label lets you know if your information form is activated or not, in order not to integrate its data by error into a file (or into data) when you encrypt.

       You write the appropriate information to the right of each line of the form (in the column named '- Data to encrypt -'). Here the title for each of these lines :
- 'Comments...'
- 'First Name :'
- 'Last Name :'
- 'Title/Profession :'
- 'Nº., Street, Apt. :'
- 'City :'
- 'Province/State :'
- 'Country :'
- 'Zip/Postal code :'
- 'Home Phone :'
- 'Work Phone :'
- 'Cell Phone :'
- 'Fax :'
- 'E-mail :'
- 'Website :'
- 'Others - 1 :'
- 'Others - 2 :'

       Make sure not to write more data into your lines than they can display on the screen, if not in the form of the 8th tab named 'Decrypted form' you could not to see this surplus of data after having decrypted.

       In top on the left, there is a framework used to display a picture of your choice. Just on its right there is a small framework containing 12 choices of compression ratio for this picture if you want to reduce the size (in bytes) of this picture in the cryptogram (in the encrypted file or in the encrypted data); click on the wanted choice of compression.

       When you click the right mouse button in the information form of this 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt', a contextual menu appears with the following command lines:
- 'Open a picture...'
- 'Paste a picture'
- 'Delete the picture'
- 'Default position of the picture'
- 'Open a form...'
- 'Save this form as...'

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'Open a picture...'

       Click on the command line named 'Open a picture...' to open a dialog box which allows you to load a picture into the picture frame in the upper left of the form in this 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt'.

       In this picture frame, you can move the picture. To do this, move the mouse over this picture, and then maintaining its left button down, move your mouse, and this will move the picture.
       You can thus position the picture within this framework, because only the visible part of this picture will be encrypted in your file (or with your data) during the encryption; the rest of the picture (the nonvisible part of the picture) is ignored.

       Note that only the visible part of the picture is saved into a file of type 'form' when you use the command line named 'Save this form as...'.

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'Paste a picture'

       Click on the command line named 'Paste a picture' to paste a picture into the picture frame located in the upper left of the form in the 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt'.

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'Delete the picture'

       Click on the command line named 'Delete the picture' to delete the picture from the picture frame located in the upper left in the information form in this 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt'.

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'Default position of the picture'

       You can automatically adjust the default position of the picture in this picture frame. To do this, click on the command line named 'Default position of the picture' and this will position the left side of the picture with respect to the left side of the framework, and will align the top of the picture with respect to the top of the framework.

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'Open a form'

       Click on the command line named 'Open a form...' to open a dialog box allowing you to load, into this window of the 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt', all information of a form which have previously been saved via the command line named 'Save this form as...'.
       A file 'form' contains all the data (picture and characters) which were in the tab named 'Form to encrypt' during the execution of the command line named 'Save this form as...'.

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'Save this form as'

       Click on the command line named 'Save this form as...' to open a dialog box allowing you to save, into a file, all the information (picture and characters) of this information form which is in the 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt'.
       You can encrypt your files 'form' to keep confidential their data.

       In the future, via the command line named 'Open a form...', you will be able to thus load, into this 7th tab named 'Form to encrypt', all the data from this file 'form' (picture and characters). Thus, when necessary, you are not obliged unnecessarily to repeatedly write, into your form of the 7th tab, the same informations which must be repeated when you encrypt different files.