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I use winrar to protect file from some one to read i use password in winrar about 5 digit it secure or not<br />
and &nbsp;when i want to read I unrar it and read it then i delete it normally it is a text file how can i make sure that txt file that I unrar can not use some pro gram to make it readable a gain
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I use winrar to protect file from some one to read i use password in winrar about 5 digit it secure or not
and  when i want to read I unrar it and read it then i delete it normally it is a text file how can i make sure that txt file that I unrar can not use some pro gram to make it readable a gain

use password in win rar to protect file is secure or not

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