Password-Protect Outlook Information
Although Outlook does not overtly support the use of passwords per se, there are a few steps you can take to keep your Outlook information private. One is to require a password to log on to Windows; another is to password-protect your PST file — that is, the file that stores your messages and other Outlook data.
Password-Protect Outlook Information
1. | Click File.
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2. | Click Data File Management.
The Account Settings dialog box appears with the Data Files tab displayed.
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3. | Click the PST file you want to password-protect.
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4. | Click Settings to open the Personal Folders dialog box.
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5. | Click Change Password to open the Change Password dialog box.
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6. | If you had formerly set a password, type it here; if not, skip to Step 7.
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7. | Type the password you want to use here.
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8. | Retype the password to confirm it.
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9. | If you do not want to have to type your password each time you access this PST file, select Save this Password in Your Password List.
Note: If others have access to your computer, leave this check box unchecked; ... |
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