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John Leonard - Sage
Is there a way to put a password on Outlook to open it?
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Brian Tillman
John Leonard - Sage said:Is there a way to put a password on Outlook to open it?
No, but if you use a Personal Folders file, you can password protect that.
RIght-click, choose Properties, then Advanced. Click Change Password.
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John Leonard - Sage
Thanks Brian
I have tried that. However, it does not stop anyone from seeing what I have
already downloaded.
I wanted todisable Outlook from starting up. That way someone, I share my
computer with (same logon) can use my system and not see my E-mail.
I have tried that. However, it does not stop anyone from seeing what I have
already downloaded.
I wanted todisable Outlook from starting up. That way someone, I share my
computer with (same logon) can use my system and not see my E-mail.
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Brian Tillman
John Leonard - Sage said:I have tried that. However, it does not stop anyone from seeing what
I have already downloaded.
Put everything you've already downloaded in the password-protected PST.
I wanted todisable Outlook from starting up. That way someone, I
share my computer with (same logon) can use my system and not see my
E-mail.
That's why Windows supports multiple usernames. There is no way to keep
Outlook from starting without a password if you're all using the same
Windows login.