I seem to be having a few problems with this. Briefly the scenario is I want to have an encrypted volume on a USB stick. It needs to be cross platform so I can use it with the Windows machines at work. The article says that this is possible.
However, (and I may be being a bit dim here), if I want to read the stick on a Windows box it needs to be formatted as fat32 doesn't it? If that is the case I can't make the linux truecrypt file executable can I? I'm sure I must be missing something here.
As a by the by I discovered that in order to read the volume once mounted on my Fedora system that I needed to set an option in the main programme preferences on the mount options tab to set the uid and gid to my own, otherwise it was mounted with the owner and group set as root:root. I don't think the article mentions that point.
I would be interested to know if there is any other take on my other point above.
Regards
Phil