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no problem.
i didnt check, but i think that the site should have a sample of the code. if not, then i will send you one of mine when i get home.
anyway, you just copy and paste the short bit of code into a notepad document (or whatever). you will see a line in the code that is shows the location of the password file. it looks like "home/main/something/whatever" you alter that line to reflect wherever you put your password file. THEN you save this file without an extension (ie. in notepad, when you have the option to Save As, choose "all files" and this will take care of it). save the file in the directory you want protected.
the password file contains the encrypted password info. it is only one short line of code, so not a whole lot to sort thru.
i will find the site that converts your password and gives the encrypted info. i forget the URL i used, but it shouldnt be hard to find.
and believe me, i am making this sound a lot harder than it actually is. i am not a coder, but this stuff is really quite simple.