MediaSeal FS FAQ
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MediaSeal File System is the macOS application for accessing MediaSeal-protected files through the MediaSeal Volume. You can map folders on...
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A MediaSeal Volume is a mounted location where you can access files from folders connected to MediaSeal File System. These connected...
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Open MediaSeal File System. In the app menu, choose About MediaSeal File System. Find the version number in the About...
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In Finder, open the Applications folder and move MediaSeal File System to the Trash.
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MediaSeal File System needs the MediaSealFS extension to be turned on in macOS. Follow these steps during first-time setup. Steps...
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Notifications explain when MediaSeal blocks an app or when a file is opened from outside the MediaSeal Volume. File event...
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Mapping a folder connects a regular folder on your Mac to the MediaSeal Volume. Files you place in the mapped...
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Remove a mapped folder from MediaSeal File System settings. The volume must be inactive before you can change the folder...
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The Diagnostics page shows whether key MediaSeal File System features are running and includes tools to check a file. Check...
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A mapped folder is a regular folder on your Mac that you connect to MediaSeal File System. MediaSeal shows it...
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