Album's hide feature must be password protected

Hide feature of album must be password protected.. As currently via navigating to the hidden folder its very easy to retrieve & view the hidden images..
or either the hidden folder be password protected.. To view the content the user must enter the password first..

It wasn't designed for a 2nd user to start going through user files and enabling show hidden files and folders - It was designed and brought to us as a feature by request - The reason is members or owners didn't want to show friends etc photo's and then accidently show photo's that are private - If you really want to hide and password protect folders then use a Pc with winrar and password protect them that way
For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled. Richard P. Feynman

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should post this question on an iText forum.

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t2go,
Below is the list of steps from the Adobe KB article for installing the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in 6.2 on PSE 8:
Link to the KB article: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/863/cpsid_86312.html#main_Install Camera Raw 6.1 for Photoshop Elements 8 on Mac OS
#Install Camera Raw 6.2 plug-in for Photoshop Elements 8 on Mac OS
Close Photoshop Elements 8 and Bridge CS5.
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Navigate to the root of the local disk (not your home folder).
Navigate to the following location: Applications/PSE8/Plug-Ins/File Formats.
Move the original plug-in from the location listed in step 5 to a backup location (for example, a new folder on your desktop). Ensure that you keep this version in case you want to revert.
Copy the downloaded copy of the Camera Raw plug-in into the installation location listed under step 6.
Launch Photoshop Elements 8 or Adobe Bridge CS5.
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Poor Contact Management? I see no contact management lol.
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Old Toad,
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I have been browsing through old forum discussions in search of an answer to my question. A code George Johnson posted was really helpful, but there's one more function I need to add to it and am struggling to figure it out on my own.
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(function () {
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Edit: corrected typo.

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