Windows Vista Journal
by admin on Saturday, February 27th, 2010 | No Comments
How do you password protect a folder?
I have Windows Vista. I'm wondering how can I protect my private documents (newspapers written and private) other people so they can not open it without a password or without permission? But still modify my private journal or written.
Right click the folder, click on the share and click check this folder. That should do it!
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