Mobile Apps - Folder security in Windows CE 6.0
Asked By Vikram G
12-Jan-10 05:00 AM
Does any one let me know whether folder security (user should not be able to delete the folder or folder can be password protected) can be implemented in windows CE 6.0?
Can anyone please let me know how i can implement it?
Thanks
Vikram G
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Valter Minute [eMVP] replied to Vikram G
If the folder is not inside the object store you can implement this kind
of security using filesystem filters:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms885434.aspx
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