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Encrypt / Decrypt any text with a simple hotkey

Eclipse - Encrypt any text with a hotkey

Eclipse lets you encrypt and decrypt any text "in place". It uses a little command line utility called MySecret to do the actual encryption.

Eclipse uses MySecret command line utility for encryption.

Usage

• Run Eclipse.
• Select any text and press Ctrl+Shift+E.
• You will be prompted for a password.
• After entering the password, the text will be encrypted and pasted back in place.
• Repeat the action to decrypt the text.
• Use the system tray menu to exit or forget the password.
• You may modify the shortcut key by selecting Modify Hotkey from the menu. This will create Eclipse.ini in the program's folder with letting you change your hotkey.
• You can choose to keep the encrypted/decrypted text in the clipboard or not by ticking the Keep checkbox.
• Additional options can be configered in the provided INI file.
• You may hide the tray icon by setting HideIcon=1 in the INI file.

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