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    Creating an executable video with a password

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      sdleper
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      I would like to make a video in a .exe file. I think the Pro version can do this for me.

      Can I secure the executable video with a password? I would like to have some protection so that only authorized users will be able to view the video.

      thanks!

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        DeskShare_-_Support
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        Yes, My Screen Recorder Pro can create a password protected video.

        Here are the steps:

        1. Create all your screen recordings

        2. From tool bar click on "Video Executable"

        1. Now Add Your files

        1. On Clicking Next you will see this dialog

        1. Check the box "Require password for viewing"

        2. Enter the password of your choice with at least 4 characters

        3. Click the Next button 3 times

        4. Video.exe file will be created and will require a password to open it.

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