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06-04-2006
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| how can we get encrypted file size of an NTFS encrypted file i want to get the file size of an NTFS encrypted file. GetFileSize gives non encrypted file size that windows show in file properties. Is there any solution to get the actual encrypted file size ??? SDK facilitate us only in case of compressed files as it can tell bout compressed and uncompressed file sizes us GetCompressedFileSize() ans GetFileSize() but there is no such information about encrypted files. Can anyone help me in this regard? |
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