WINDOWS HELP!!!!!!

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I have a WINDOWS 98 on one of my office computers, which everyone in office
has access to. There are files on there that I do not wish them to see. I do
not want to encrypt or make hidden. Is there a way I can set a password to
open the file folder, so that no one but me can have access to that folder.
There are no other log on names for the computer. I just want a password for
the file folder. Is this possible?
 
Not in win98, I believe, if you had win2k or winxp, which is the the ng you
posted to and your file sys was ntfs then yes.
 
JM

There is no facility within Windows 98 to secure a folder in this way..
however, there are third party programs that enable file and folder
security.. this is just one of them.. a search on 'paswwording folders in
Win 98' will bring up more..

http://www.folder-password-expert.com/
 
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