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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / March 2008Password protect individual Contact? possible? Outlook 2007
I know I can password protect an entire Personal Folder, but is it possible to do the same for an individual Contact? I do see a Private icon in Options (from within a Contact) and have highlighted that. I however see no difference, before or after. I was hoping there would be a password option in Properties, but there is none. What am I not understanding? Thanks, DH > I know I can password protect an entire Personal Folder, but is it > possible to do the same for an individual Contact? No. > I do see a Private icon in Options (from within a Contact) and have > highlighted that. I however see no difference, before or after. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > What am I not understanding? This option is only useful when you work with Exchange Server.  SignatureBest regards, Michal [Microsoft Outlook MVP] http://www.codetwo.com Share Outlook on the net without Exchange! > I know I can password protect an entire Personal Folder, but is it > possible to do the same for an individual Contact? No. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] >> I know I can password protect an entire Personal Folder, but is it >> possible to do the same for an individual Contact? > > No. Brian, is this on a list of features to include on the next version of Outlook? Actually just being able to keep the Notes field of Contact out of prying eyes would be wonderful. Thanks, DH > Brian, is this on a list of features to include on the next version of > Outlook? I have no access to that list, but I think it's safe to say "no". > Actually just being able to keep the Notes field of Contact out of > prying eyes would be wonderful. How is anyone else seeing that information if you have your PC itself properly protected? SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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