opencandy is evil

Would it be possible to implement a spiffy widget for ImgBurn to encrypt on the fly -- instead of creating an appropriately size TrueCrypt volume and having to burn only-UDF ? The disc would need to be viewable by 'anyone' [win32] without having to have ImgBurn installed, preferably without local workstation admin rights. Near current FIPS would be nice, but Pretty-Good notion 'security' should be adequate. Why? (1) why not -- you had to know that would be first (2) SOHO financial offsite storage.. but EASE of encryption (3) everyone needs privacy to exercise liberty fully Why not? Sure, I shall play socialist-advocate, too (1) TrueCrypt, as previous stated, 'allows' for this (2) What do you have to hide? (3) effort involved Reply to why not (1) TC requires a circuity that most will never attempt (2) Did you miss the bit about privacy being essential to liberty? (3) facilitating a better world --- thank you for taking the time to appreciate my suggestion long live free ImgBurn

Your software is great. I'd happily donate if there were a nice, anonymous way to send money. Paypal is evil, but a bit OT. Do you install wrappers contain offers (adware), recommendations (adware), or promotions (adware), "optional toolbars" (greyware), or non-burn-related software bundled? If yes, do you have a virgin (pure) installer that does not expose one's workstation to such a risk? Given that most software requires admin rights, such "recommendations" ALSO have (inherit) admin rights. (@everyone else: that's bad) cheers