äCZIP 2.1 requires a numeric key to encrypt a zip file: you must write three values between 0 and 65535. "0-0-0" key is not accepted.╖Self-locking: ZipGenius 5 or later is required to open it, BUT it locks itself after entering three wrong keys to decrypt it. The CZIP file couldn't be read but data are still inside.ÖSelf-erasing: ZipGenius 5 or later is required to open it, BUT it erases ALL STORED DATA after entering three wrong keys. NO DATA RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!!!çChoose which CZIP version you want to use: version 1.x is obsolete and slow, so it is suggested only for backward compatibility issues.vWith CZIP version 2.1 you can include additional info to your encrypted archive: your name and/or your e-mail address.▒Enable this option to create a self-decrypting archive: the CZIP file will be an executable one and it won't require ZG to be decrypted. You can create only standard CZIP files.zOther algorhythms require a passphrase: type it in this field and see when the program consider it safe enough to be used. Type again the passphrase here.sEven if you will choose CZIP 2.1 algorhythm, enable this option to store the key/passphrase in ZG Password Manager.>Enable this option to delete the source file after encryption.öNow you are ready to begin encryption. Don't forget to store CZIP keys/passphrases in a safe place: if you lose them, your data may be lost forever.ñChoose which kind of CZIP file you want to obtain. Standard: ZipGenius 5 or later is required to open it, no further internal protection is provided to stored data.pWhen you need to transfer large archives on removable media, you can divide them into a multivolume archive set.nChoose where you want to store the splitted parts of the original archive: removable media or local hard disk?åChoose volume size. If you choose to span archive on a set of removable media, you can't select volume size (it is set automatically).▌If you don't want to use one of the default sizes listed above, you can type a custom size in bytes into this field. Size value is a little smaller than expected value in order to leave a small space on destination media.
