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Machine readable, user non-readable - xml file

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mango
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Machine readable, user non-readable - xml file

Post by mango »

I need some advice as I have been unable to find anything useful via the web - (google search).

I have used EventGhost so as to create a custom shell that I run using the Windows 7 Professional OS as an alternative to the explorer shell. I was wondering what options I have (and even if it is actually possible) so as to hide the resultant xml code so that it appears as gibberish to the end user but remains as readable to the system (and most importantly the eventghost application).

I am running the Windows 7 Professional OS with Service Pack 1 and the latest version of EventGhost.

Thanks, Andreas
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m19brandon
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Joined: Mon Feb 03, 2014 10:36 pm

Re: Machine readable, user non-readable - xml file

Post by m19brandon »

I do not see that being possible.

You mean the EG tree xml file?
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