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Thread ID: 62552	2005-10-11 08:48:00	Secure Various Outlook Folders	arseynimz (6919)	Press F1

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395299	2005-10-11 08:48:00	Hi all, My wife uses Outlook at her work, but due to the stinginess of her employer, the lady she jobshares with will be using the same computer, and as it turns out, the same logon! Now all she wants to do is keep some of the emails that she receives private from the other lady, and in doing so preserve some sanity from prying eyes...... Is there anyway that Outlook can be configured to have a password on a particular folder when there is an attempt to open that folder? Or is she better to do something a little more fancy? Any help most appreciated! Cheers Craig. :D	arseynimz (6919)
395300	2005-10-11 09:14:00	If they are using the same logon and email address then I don't see how you could stop the other lady from viewing any emails that arrive when she is on. Do you know if the PC is networked and if so is it on a Domain?	berryb (99)
395301	2005-10-11 09:42:00	Hiya, Yes the PC is networked, and indeed has it's own domain. I am tending to think she should seriously complain about some sort of privacy breach - as it's not really on. But in the interim we were looking to see if we could find a stop gap to cover the problem. Cheers Craig. :D	arseynimz (6919)
395302	2005-10-11 19:28:00	She can password the .pst files if she has her own. office.microsoft.com www.slipstick.com Or another idea if she puts all her emails she does'nt want any one to see in a zipped folder . Password it and send it back to herself. hth	johnboy (217)
395303	2005-10-12 07:58:00	MANY ways around that. The easiest being encrypting her personal .pst files Second easiest (But would also work with standard Outlook) would be to use Truecrypt (truecrypt.sf.net) and place the PST etc within the encrypted virtual drive.	Chilling_Silence (9)
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