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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / March 2005inbox requires no password
When I double click on outlook on my desktop, it takes me automatically to my inbox, where I have my read messages. Problem is others use this computer, how can I make it ask for a password before any emails (old or new) at all are displayed. > When I double click on outlook on my desktop, it takes me automatically to my > inbox, where I have my read messages. Problem is others use this computer, > how can I make it ask for a password before any emails (old or new) at all > are displayed. Either set up new User Accounts for the other Users (if using XP or W2K) or password-protect your pst file. sorry, I am new to this... outlook... whats a pst file?? > > When I double click on outlook on my desktop, it takes me automatically to my > > inbox, where I have my read messages. Problem is others use this computer, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Either set up new User Accounts for the other Users (if using XP or W2K) > or password-protect your pst file. > sorry, I am new to this... outlook... > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>Either set up new User Accounts for the other Users (if using XP or W2K) >>or password-protect your pst file. The pst file is where all your Outlook data is stored. Right-click on Outlook Today in the Folders pane, go to Properties, click on "Advanced" and you can add a password there. HTH I am sorry to hijack this post, but I am unable to post a new topic to the discussion board. I can only view messages if I double click them and open them up, I can't view them in the preview plane. The only way to reply to a message is if it is opened up, not from the main page. Is anyone else having this problem at all? It appears that nothing on the toolbar is working on the main page for me. Thanks, and sorry! > > sorry, I am new to this... outlook... > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > HTH |
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