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Is this in an exchange environment?<br />
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If so, try this:<br />
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Outlook &gt;&nbsp;Tools &gt;&nbsp;Services &gt;&nbsp;Microsoft Exchange Server: Properties &gt;&nbsp;Advanced Tab &gt;&nbsp;Logon Network Security &gt;&nbsp;Change to None.<br />
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This will require the user to input a password in order to gain access.
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Is this in an exchange environment?

If so, try this:

Outlook > Tools > Services > Microsoft Exchange Server: Properties > Advanced Tab > Logon Network Security > Change to None.

This will require the user to input a password in order to gain access.

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no it is Internet Email via POP3
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thank you for your help :)<br />
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can I just ask you one more thing, the path for the PST fileon my laptop is:<br />
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C:\Documents and Settings\Ahmed\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\mai<wbr />nbox.pst<br />
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however when I go to the C:\ &nbsp;drive I can't seem to see Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\mai<wbr />nbox.pst<br />
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I can see up to C:\Documents and Settings\Ahmed<br />
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any ideas!! 
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thank you for your help :)

can I just ask you one more thing, the path for the PST fileon my laptop is:

C:\Documents and Settings\Ahmed\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\mainbox.pst

however when I go to the C:\  drive I can't seem to see Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\mainbox.pst

I can see up to C:\Documents and Settings\Ahmed

any ideas!!

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Try showing all items. &nbsp;Something similar to (in windows explorer) Tools &gt;&nbsp;Folder Options &gt;&nbsp;View Tab &gt;&nbsp;Hidden Files: Show All Files. &nbsp;Then look.
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Try showing all items.  Something similar to (in windows explorer) Tools > Folder Options > View Tab > Hidden Files: Show All Files.  Then look.

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Hi<br />
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If a someone is using outlook 2000 and happens to share his/her pc with another person can the person have a password setup so the person sharing the pc will not be able to read the other person's email?
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Hi

If a someone is using outlook 2000 and happens to share his/her pc with another person can the person have a password setup so the person sharing the pc will not be able to read the other person's email?

Can I put a password in outlook 2000?

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.