I posted this on SO yesterday but nothing so far, so I thought I'd open it up to the group.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19758748/can-visual-studio-2012-be-set-to-display-edit-encrypted-files-using-a-custom-enc We have encrypted files that are routinely kept in encrypted form within source control (TFS). When I want to compare versions I use Beyond Compare and have added the encryption/decryption tool as filtering on the read/write process to allow plain text viewing and editing. However if I just want to open the file for reading/editing it's a bit tedious using a dummy comparison just to view/edit the file. As such as I wondering if there is a configuration setting or way in Visual Studio that would allow me to insert a filter on the read/write so that it could display/edit/save files that would otherwise be unreadable. Does this make sense? -- regards, Preet
