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    Save the picture to your desktop. Make a new.rar or.zip folder on your desktop. Add the files you want to hide into the folder. In the Command Prompt type cd "desktop" with the quotation marks. There should be the outputed file name with a.jpg extension on the deskt op. Double click it to open the picture and check it out.

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    Save the picture to your desktop. Make a new.rar or.zip folder on your desktop. Add the files you want to hide into the folder. In the Command Prompt type cd "desktop" with the quotation marks. There should be the outputed file name with a.jpg extension on the deskt op. Double click it to open the picture and check it out.

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    How To Hide Files in JPG Image.

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    Save the picture to your desktop. Make a new.rar or.zip folder on your desktop. Add the files you want to hide into the folder. In the Command Prompt type cd "desktop" with the quotation marks. There should be the outputed file name with a.jpg extension on the deskt op. Double click it to open the picture and check it out.

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    1. Save the picture of choice to your desktop. 2. Make a new .rar or .zip folder on your desktop. 3.

    Add the files you want to hide into the .zip or .rar 4. Click start menu, run, cmd. 5. In Command Prompt type cd "desktop" with the quotation marks. 6. Now type in copy /b picturename.jpg + foldername.rar outputfilename.jpg ( If you use .zip then: copy /b picturename.jpg + foldername.zip outputfilename. jpg) 7. Now there should be the outputed file name with a .jpg extension on the deskt op. ( Do not close Command Prompt just yet ) 8. Double click it to open the picture and check it out. 9. When your done looking, and want to view the hidden files Type: ren outputfilename.jpg outputfilename.rar or zip

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