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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / March 2008Password protection - question re PST and Profile
I have apprx 21 user prompts set up for Outlook 2007. My questions are: 1) is there a limit of profiles, that can be set up? 2) if I use a PST password - can it be the same as the profile password? 3) I am correct in saying that when I get prompted for the profile to use - it will prompt me for both the PST and Profile password? > I have apprx 21 user prompts set up for Outlook 2007. > > My questions are: > 1) is there a limit of profiles, that can be set up? I've never heard of one. > 2) if I use a PST password - can it be the same as the profile > password? Sure. It can be whatever you want. However, mail profiles don't have passwords. Are you referring to the Windows user profiles? If so, you don't need to password-protect the PSTs. Password-protect the Windows users. > 3) I am correct in saying that when I get prompted for the > profile to use - it will prompt me for both the PST and Profile > password? It will prompt you for whatever password is associated with the PST referenced by the mail profile. I don't believe the mail profile itself has a password, as I said.  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Thanks for the reply Brian What I should have said was - the E-mail Pop 3 password, instead of profile. I have tested and both will work . just did not know whether or not they can be the same. I will test that today >> I have apprx 21 user prompts set up for Outlook 2007. >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > referenced by the mail profile. I don't believe the mail profile itself > has a password, as I said. Yes - I have my own answer they can be the same password > Thanks for the reply Brian > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >> referenced by the mail profile. I don't believe the mail profile itself >> has a password, as I said. > Yes - I have my own answer they can be the same password What I said. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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