Password Protect Outlook

[melb_angel19]

I'm using Outlook 2000. Is there anyway to password protect it? I can't find the option anywhere to ask for a password each time Outlook starts.

...if not, are there any add-ins that I can use to do this?

Thanks.

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[Yahiko81]

Are you trying to keep poo from reading your emails.

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[melb_angel19]

No...tryna keep my family from opening Outlook and reading the sexy emails that Poo sends me!
hehe

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go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
<b>Ralph Waldo Emerson</b></i></font color=purple>

 

[Yahiko81]

What OS are you running?

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[Rubberbband]

Try creating a personal folder. Disable that view (I think you can get rid of the folders view and just selct the outlook toolbar). Then create a rule that automatically sends emails from certain recipients to that folder. Not really password protected but....

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[melb_angel19]

Windows 2000

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[Yahiko81]

Create user accounts and don't let them know your password or admin password.

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[Rubberbband]

I can't believe I missed that. LOL. Good call.

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