Windows 2000 professional question - folder password

[*MissFit*]

I want to password protect a file on my desk top.. can i?

 

[pintoca]

you need additional software for that. Windows does not have that built-in

 

[pintoca]

btw, keeping cawk shots on your office PC is a big NONO

 

[*MissFit*]

those r on disk by the way.. ur's cawk shot.. hmm.. i need a magnifying glass.. does office have that soft ware

btw, keeping cawk shots on your office PC is a big NONO

 

[Dial_tone]

You can set the permissions so only your account can view it but if you leave your computer signed on then somebody else has your rights to view it.

 

[pintoca]

those r on disk by the way.. ur's cawk shot.. hmm.. i need a magnifying glass.. does office have that soft ware

pwned

 

[*MissFit*]

damn

You can set the permissions so only your account can view it but if you leave your computer signed on then somebody else has your rights to view it.

 

[rudeboyja]

Use freeware http://www.toplang.com/filelock.htm

But EFS works great (as long as you make a backup of your certificate)

 

[milo hobgoblin]

ya format your file system with NTFS, set permissions and users.