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Works great - tested before buying 
- Version: 20060601, 9/19/2006 08:09AM PST
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BeckhamSquared
Downloaded Crypt3 and tested on data files, PDF files, Excel files, and photos. Running OS X (10.4.7) Worked as intended. Will buy and add to my USB sticks so I can encrypt data which I carry. Some files say that a resource fork is being removed but was able to de-encrypt the file just fine. You can rename the encrypted file as long as you only change the portion of the new file name which matches the originally encrypted file. I am very satisfied with the performance of this program.
this product sucks - Version: 20060601, 7/18/2006 08:28AM PST
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dhasitngs954
I tried encrypting a file and it said I needed a a serial key. How is is this even shareware if I can't even try it out.
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- this product sucks
Works like a charm - Easy and straightforward 
- Version: 20040206, 4/30/2006 11:31AM PST
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DaFraze
Was looking for an easy to use application to encrypt files. This is it. Doesn't need a manual, doesn't need extra info. I've been trying with numerous files and folders. Of all sizes and sorts. It works. And it works good. I do question the stability of any of such app: when something is encrypted and you can't decrypt in the future, you're fooling yourself. This app looks like it does the trick. My worry is the continuity of the app itself and the compatibility with future OS's. Now working with OSX10.4.6. Seems stable.
data corrupted - Version: 20040301, 9/15/2005 03:55AM PST
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sales34
Tested Crypt2 four or five times. Encrypted a .zip file (around 100 MB). When trying to decrypt I got no error message but a very small and corrupted .zip file. So the data are completely lost.
Not recommended!!
Not recommended!!
How can you rate this? - Version: 2.0, 3/13/2004 05:53AM PST
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psr--2008
The latest version of this software available is the version and date showing. None of the supposed later versions (all 7 of them) are available. Download it and see! I even went to the developer's site. The site shows an outdated version, as well.
Simple and great! - Version: 20040206, 2/24/2004 10:44AM PST
jboyzh
Wow, glad i've found this one: A simple and easy to use tool to email encrypted files without all the Certification hassle. Just attach the enrypted file plus Crypt2 and phone the password.
Works great - Version: 20031023, 10/24/2003 09:28AM PST
DebianDog
Works great and the price is right!
Developer Deserves a Pat on the Back - Version: 20030815, 10/11/2003 02:02AM PST
janedoe
A simple, easy-to-use app that does exactly what it says, without a clunky interface or any other nuisances.
Less is More - Version: 20030815, 9/3/2003 07:09AM PST
pop-tart
All of Steve Dekorte's software is very simple and easy to use. You can be a new Mac user, open one of his applications, and immediately know what to do.
It's simple, powerful, and Cocoa.
It's simple, powerful, and Cocoa.
But...
The licensing scheme is per 'machine.' If you purchase a new computer, or get your logic board replaced, you have to buy another license. The author says it is the only way to eliminate pirating, but I feel that is bogus. Sure it is a relatively inexpensive utility, but it is not that superior to the many encrypting shareware programs at comparable cost. There may be other shareware that use this license format, (although I do not know of any,) but it is far from an acceptable standard. Computer users have come to expect that they can transfer their software to their new computer. Can you imagine if all software was licensed to a single machine? The cost of buying a new computer, and all new software, would be many thousands more.