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Is it possible to password folders, if it is how do you do this?
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Denise,

If the folder is zipped / compressed then it can be done.
Double-click the compressed folder and on the File menu ,
click Add a Password

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Jim Cone
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Denise

Assuming you are running Windows NT/2K/XP OS

You could set permissions on that folder

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308418

You could ZIP the folder and its contents.

Or you could use a third-party program. Search the 'net for that.


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