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How I can make a passward on the folder?
I'm new user of Microsoft. plz tip me for getting knowledge.
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How I can make a passward on the folder?
Question is not clear.
However windows, by default will not provide folder protection, if you want to protect folder on your computer, search in Google.com for such softwares. "Malik" wrote: I'm new user of Microsoft. plz tip me for getting knowledge. |
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How I can make a passward on the folder?
Or check out StartHelp on "permissions"
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 22 Aug 2006 02:35:02 -0700, Naveen wrote: Question is not clear. However windows, by default will not provide folder protection, if you want to protect folder on your computer, search in Google.com for such softwares. "Malik" wrote: I'm new user of Microsoft. plz tip me for getting knowledge. |
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