February 1, 2009
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JitBit Enkodr is the world’s easiest “on-the-fly” text encryption software. It works in conjunction with ANY text-editing software: MS Word, MS Outlook or even a web-based email form, like GMail or Yahoo.Encrypt some text using a key, send this text to a friend and tell him the key. Your friend does not even have to download and install Enkodr, he can use our online decoding service to read your message.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows XP |
| Publisher: | Jitbit Software |
| Homepage: | http://www.jitbit.com/enkodr.a... |
| File Size: | 716 KB |
| Price: | $24.85 |
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Insatlled fine on XP SP2. Sent encrypted email from Opera Mail to Outlook on business domain. Have not had a chance to decode on a PC without the install to try online service. Pretty neat, but can’t think of a personal reason where this would be needed enough to pay $25. However, this time it’s free, so why not? I may need to send that top secret message one day.
Installed Fine with Xp SP2 and registered the copy perfectly..I tried to send a encrypt email to my self but not able to decode it…Whenever i try to click the website .Its not opening…
If anybody got anything from this software in email please let me know how to do it via replying this casement..
If its working then surly a good choice..any free alternatives to this?
Do reply
Thanks…
The developers website link fails.
And according to the text, that’s where people go to decode?
I think I’ll pass on this one, seems too unreliable.