Let me suggest something to all that have questions about how to use a
program. Whenever dealing with something that includes sensitive
information that is not for prying eyes, I suggest that you work on
your computer literacy and get yourself knowledgeable in areas that
are concerned around security, especially. That includes software
encryption. It is always a good idea to protect your privet
information, that is if you want it to remain privet. All the
necessary information has been posted earlier, so it's a matter of
time before you find what it is you are looking for. I see no point to
share sensitive information over and over again, making it easier for
some to snoop around and investigate contents that is of extraneous
nature. Use the Internet to your advantage and learn more about
security and programs that offer strong encryption, like True Crypt,
BestCrypt or such and programs that offer weaker encryption, like
WinZip, WinRar or such. Have a look at programs that offer secure
erasure and remove traces left from the operating system. Learn more
about how Windows stores information and how it can be retrieved. So
basically it's a lot of getting to know your computer and its
operating environment (The operating system) really well, otherwise
you're just another small fish in the sea and there are certainly a
lot of really big and ugly sharks luring all around just waiting to
feast on something.
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