Issue
- Create an ESET Endpoint Encryption (EEE) Archive
- Open files from an EEE Archive
- Extract files from an EEE Archive
- Add files to an EEE Archive
Details
ESET Endpoint Encryption Archive is used for compressing and storing sensitive data. EEE Archive works in a similar way as a ZIP folder. All data stored inside the Archive will be encrypted and protected with either an encryption key or a password.
Solution
Create an ESET Endpoint Encryption Archive
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Right-click the file you want to store inside an Encrypted Archive, and click ESET Endpoint Encryption → Add to ESET Endpoint Encryption Archive....
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Select a destination folder for your EEE Archive, type a name and click Save.
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Choose either an Encryption Key or type a password.
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The EEE Archive will save in the location specified. The Archive contains the selected file.
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Open files from an EEE Archive
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Double-click the Archive.
- If your Archive is password-protected, type the password.
- If your Archive is protected by an Encryption Key, you need to be logged in to EEE and have access to the Encryption Key used to open the Archive.
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EEE shows you the contents of the Archive. To select a file to view, double-click the file.
Extract files from an EEE Archive
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Open the EEE Archive.
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Right-click the file and click Extract File(s).
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Select a location for the decrypted file to be extracted and click OK.
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The document is now ready to be edited from the location specified. After extraction, the file will remain stored inside the Archive.
Add files to an EEE Archive
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Open the EEE Archive.
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Right-click in the white space of the opened Archive and select Add File....
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Locate the file and then click Add. The file will now show in the archive window.
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