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Review by FileBEAST's Dunny One:

Cryptext is a semi-useful file encryption tool. To activate its hidden glories, one only needs to right click on the file of choice and in the properties menu, there will be a cryptext link. Clicking on said link will produce a password box. Enter your chosen password and the file is encrypted and trust me, no one will be able to read it. Cryptext converts your file to a mish-mash of jumbled numbers. This whole process is pretty simple and quick to use, so I highly recommend you try Cryptext out for yourself.

Publishers Description

Cryptext is a public domain Windows shell extension that performs strong file encryption and runs on Windows 95 or later and NT4 or later. It is available in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Hungarian, Danish, and Finnish language versions. You just right-click on any file system object to encrypt or decrypt it. It uses a combination of SHA-1 and RC4 to encrypt files using a 160-bit key, and generates a salt value for each file to ensure that no two files are encrypted with the same keystream.