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That's true, but its not our place to judge why he feels he need to hide
messages. If it's a corporate setting, he's likely a peon and has nothing to
do with the security levels.
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"Gordon" <gordonbparker@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote in message
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messages. If it's a corporate setting, he's likely a peon and has nothing to
do with the security levels.
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"Gordon" <gordonbparker@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" <outlookmvp@msn.com> wrote in message
> news:%23cosovcEJHA.4904@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> My next question would be to ask "if there is a risk from prying eyes then
> either the OP has stuff on his machine that he's not supposed to, or, if
> it really IS that sensitive in a commercial or business sense then the OP
> needs far more security than just putting it in a folder that's not easy
> to see....."
> news:%23cosovcEJHA.4904@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>
>> The Outlook Today folder makes a good place to hide things from most
>> prying eyes - few people think to look there.
>>
>>> The Outlook Today folder makes a good place to hide things from most
>> prying eyes - few people think to look there.
>>
> My next question would be to ask "if there is a risk from prying eyes then
> either the OP has stuff on his machine that he's not supposed to, or, if
> it really IS that sensitive in a commercial or business sense then the OP
> needs far more security than just putting it in a folder that's not easy
> to see....."
| 08 Sep 2008 | Hide incoming messages | .wrnoof |
| 08 Sep 2008 |  Re: Hide incoming messages | .DL |
| 08 Sep 2008 |   Re: Hide incoming messages | .wrnoof |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Gordon |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
| 08 Sep 2008 |  Re: Hide incoming messages | .Gordon |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .wrnoof |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Gordon |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Gordon |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
| 08 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
| 09 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .wrnoof |
| 09 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Brian Tillman [MVP - ... |
| 09 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .wrnoof |
| 09 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Brian Tillman [MVP - ... |
| 09 Sep 2008 | Re: Hide incoming messages | .Diane Poremsky [MVP] |
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