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Delete my documents folder

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I have 2 administrator accounts on my computer. When I'm on one account then I shouldn't have access to the "my documents folder" of the other administrator-account of my computer. Is this possible ? If so, could someone please explain it to me ? Thanks

Name: BuzzStPoint
Date: July 5, 2005 at 05:36:31 Pacific

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yes.. Do you have a password on the account? Right click on your "My Documents" folder. Click the General Tab. Check "Make this folder Private" It will give a warning, Next it will ask you to set a password if you havent' done so.. Now when the other user is logged on, he/she wont be able to view your folder. Junk Internet Explorer, Get Firefox! You'll be happy you did.

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Thanks ! I tryed it out and it worked :)

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