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User's Guide
» HTMLProtector
» Key Benefits
» Key Features
» Revision History
» How it Works?
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Working with HTMLProtector
» Getting Started
» Command Line
» Buttons
» Private HTML Comment Tags
Tabs...
» Input Tab
» Output Tab
» Encryption Tab
» Meta Tag Tab
» Script Tab
» Password Tab
» Image Tab
» Source Code Tab
» Tags to Skip Tab
» Result Tab
 

Output Tab

The "Output" tab is used to tell HTMLProtector where to save the HTML files after encryption; the interface is illustrated below.

Output Tab

"Overwrite existing files": With this option, the original HTML files will be overwritten with the encoded files. If you would like to back up the original files before encryption, select the "Save backup copies in original folder with .BAK extension" or "Save backup copies in following directory" option. For example, if the original file is named "index.htm", the back up file will be created with the name "index.htm.bak"; if the program comes across a backed up copy already, it will begin to name the backups sequentially (i.e. "index.html.bak(1)"). "Don't create backup copies" - No backup copy will be created before protection; "Save backup copies in original folder with .BAK extension" - The backup copy will be saved in the folder where the original HTML file is located automatically before protection. "Save backup copies in following directory" - The backup copy will be saved in a new folder as you specified before protection.

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"Copy to the following folder": Choose this option to copy the files to a certain directory after encryption; press the "Browse" button to define the destination directory.

"Create new protected files": This option will take the encrypted HTML and save it as a new file with a new name; If the original file is named "index.htm", the new encrypted copy will be named "protectd_index.htm".

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