You can also simply batch the mounting process with a cmd file. A way to avoid needing passwords is to use keyfiles which could be sent separately. Keyfiles can be any file(s), you simply point TC to them in addition to the container.
For sure you will need admin rights even for TCtraveler mode because there is a driver involved. Brian Weeden wrote: > Yes....sort of. It's called a Traveler Disk and it is pretty easy to do. > What you do is create a Truecrypt container that is maybe 10MB smaller than > the size of the CD. Put your data in the container. Then under Truecrypt > go to "tools -> Traveler Disk Setup". Point it to the dir where you have > your truecrypt container and it will put a copy of the truecrypt exe and > drivers. Then tell it on boot to mount the container and it will make an > autorun file. Burn the autorun, container, and Truecrypt dir to the CD root > and presto. > > The catch is of course for the autorun to work you must have it enabled and > I believe you must have admin privileges to install the truecrypt driver. > > More details are in the excellent Truecrypt manual: > > http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/ > ____________________________________________________________________________________ You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. http://tc.deals.yahoo.com/tc/blockbuster/text5.com
