G Guest Apr 25, 2007 #1 How can I put a password so that nobody can open outlook but me. I thought it was on profile but.... Thanks for the help
How can I put a password so that nobody can open outlook but me. I thought it was on profile but.... Thanks for the help
G Guest Apr 26, 2007 #3 File-identities-manage identities, check "require pasword" Sometimes Outlook Express would open without asking for a password.
File-identities-manage identities, check "require pasword" Sometimes Outlook Express would open without asking for a password.
B Brian Tillman Apr 26, 2007 #4 Californian said: File-identities-manage identities, check "require pasword" Sometimes Outlook Express would open without asking for a password. Click to expand... Of course, this has nothing to do with Outlook and is worthless.
Californian said: File-identities-manage identities, check "require pasword" Sometimes Outlook Express would open without asking for a password. Click to expand... Of course, this has nothing to do with Outlook and is worthless.
G Guest Apr 26, 2007 #5 I have outlook 2002??? I checked all the settings even the security tab which tells me about digital id?? I must be missing it?
I have outlook 2002??? I checked all the settings even the security tab which tells me about digital id?? I must be missing it?
G Guest Apr 26, 2007 #6 I have Outlook 2002 and my friend who I was looking up the answer for has Outlook 2003 - not Express. Thanks
I have Outlook 2002 and my friend who I was looking up the answer for has Outlook 2003 - not Express. Thanks
B Brian Tillman Apr 26, 2007 #7 klafert said: I have outlook 2002??? I checked all the settings even the security tab which tells me about digital id?? I must be missing it? Click to expand... RIght-click the root of your PST. Choose Properties. Select Advanced. Click Change Password.
klafert said: I have outlook 2002??? I checked all the settings even the security tab which tells me about digital id?? I must be missing it? Click to expand... RIght-click the root of your PST. Choose Properties. Select Advanced. Click Change Password.
B Brian Tillman Apr 26, 2007 #8 klafert said: I have Outlook 2002 and my friend who I was looking up the answer for has Outlook 2003 - not Express. Thanks Click to expand... Outlook has no File>Identities>Manage Identities. Outlook Express does.
klafert said: I have Outlook 2002 and my friend who I was looking up the answer for has Outlook 2003 - not Express. Thanks Click to expand... Outlook has no File>Identities>Manage Identities. Outlook Express does.
