to open a zipped file i will need a password for that file/ how do i find what the password is?
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use this password recovery application:\nhttp://www.crackpassword.com/download/azpr.zip\n\nit will crack the password for you
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You can do it with WinZip: in Windows Explorer, right-click the folder and select Add to Zip. In the Add dialog box, click the Password button in the lower-right corner, and then just follow the prompts.\nOnce you're sure your files are safe in their .zip file, delete the original folder and its contents securely.
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Winzip can password zip files (zip files can contain multiple files inside).
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Well, there are 2 ways to do it inexpensively:\n1.) Write a small program that will copy the files you need where they need to be when a zip file is opened (by naming it install.exe).\n2.) Get a freeware installer and script editor from the URL below's links.
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I assume you mean zip.  Extract the file to the machine.  Then open the file.
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To uncompress a downloaded ZIP file:\n\n          o Locate the downloaded ZIP file on your hard-drive\n          o Double-click the file to open it\n          o Select OK to accept any License Agreements that may appear.\n\nClick the WINZIP CLASSIC button (located at the bottom left corner of the Wizard screen)\n\n          o Click on EXTRACT TO to choose a location on your hard-drive to save the files to\n          o Click EXTRACT to save the file\n          o Remember where you have saved your extracted files.\n\nNote: We recommend creating another folder before extracting, as the newly extracted files can be mixed up with any files already in the folder.
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It is a Zip Genius file. Get it here:\nhttp://www.zipgenius.it/eng/index.php
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Probably the file is corrupt. But there still is the chance to unzip it. Just download another zip software like:\n- Winace\n- Winrar\n\nor just update your current software.\n\nI hope I helped
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That's a readme file. Open it with WinRAR / WinZIP internal viewer or Notepad.\n\nAlso, be careful of warez. You'll likely encounter a virus / Trojan / backdoor you weren't expecting and that isn't easily detected.
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If you have your own Windows User Account you can right click the file select properties, then in the general tab go to the bottom of the dialog window n click the advanced button, the select encrypt. Which will make the file unopenable by anyone not logged into the account it was encrypted under. They will still be able to see that the file exists though. And if you don't have your own User Account, I suggest you get one.
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If I remember correctly, the following can be done in WinXP by "right clicking" on the folder and compress it. Or right click and create "new compressed folder". I believe a password can be added to the new encrypted file.\n\nNo one can uncompress or view it without the password.
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Try PC Security software.. you can put Password on Files or folders\n\nyou can get it from here:http://www.tropsoft.com/pcsecurity/
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use the software 7zip file manager.
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You would have to see if the program you are using to make the PDF File supports password on it or not. Check the help on it. If not then your best option would be to put the PDF file in an Archive ( zip or rar ) Winzip and RAR allow you to put password on your files. So any one who would want to extract the pdf file would have to enter the password before reading it.
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Zip it!  In Windows XP, you can right-click and choose Send To -> Compressed (zipped) folder.
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Use any zip softwares and use extract to option to unzip the specific file. Make sure the destination you have chosen is right.
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I would need to know what kind of file it is. Usually if your computer can't open it, it is because it is either an incompatible file, or  the program that created the file isn't on your computer.