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In Outlook 2003 (and earlier versions, probably), you can
password protect Outlook (consult the help file for your
version). You should be able to prevent access with a
strong password.
Alternatively, purchase an encryption program like
Steganos Safe and put your .pst (Outlook data) file in
the safe. When you close it, no one will be able to start
Outlook and gain access to the internet, your contacts,
or anything else. The Steganos program is quite good
(128 bit encryption) and also works well for the data
files for financial programs such as Microsoft Money.
TheProf
password protect Outlook (consult the help file for your
version). You should be able to prevent access with a
strong password.
Alternatively, purchase an encryption program like
Steganos Safe and put your .pst (Outlook data) file in
the safe. When you close it, no one will be able to start
Outlook and gain access to the internet, your contacts,
or anything else. The Steganos program is quite good
(128 bit encryption) and also works well for the data
files for financial programs such as Microsoft Money.
TheProf