I want to share some of my source files for my new game with a colleague, but don’t want to send them in the clear. Is there a way to create an encrypted, password protected Zip Archive in Linux so I can email them safely? I’m running Ubuntu Linux, if that matters, and she’s working on a Mac.
I email lots of small files to clients all the time and it would be really helpful to be able to create Zip archives and send those instead. IT won’t let us add apps to our Windows computers, however. So am I stuck? How can I create Zip archives in Windows 10?
I need to share some video files with a client, but they don’t want unencrypted files online. We’re using Dropbox, but I don’t see any way to encrypt the files?
The printing company we work with has requested that we send files to them as compressed (ZIP?) folders. How do I create a compressed folder in Win8?
I’m constantly sending files to colleagues and would like to compress them to save space. I know that Windows 8 has support for compressed files, but how do I use them?
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