did anyone know about this? locking folders

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    this work great, my girlfriend can't access my work stuff AT ALL
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    Wouldn't changing folder permissions accomplish the same thing? Easier, too.
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    mborner said:
    Wouldn't changing folder permissions accomplish the same thing? Easier, too.
    That's the way I would do it. In the OPs example of keeping his girlfriend out of his work files, all he has to do is restrict her user account from that folder.
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    DeaconFrost said:
    mborner said:
    Wouldn't changing folder permissions accomplish the same thing? Easier, too.
    That's the way I would do it. In the OPs example of keeping his girlfriend out of his work files, all he has to do is restrict her user account from that folder.
    it's a community machine ( she checks her mail and shops), I just don't want her seeing all my banking and other communication files. (.MHTML, .txt,.doc, .xls )
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    pacinitaly said:
    it's a community machine ( she checks her mail and shops), I just don't want her seeing all my banking and other communication files. (.MHTML, .txt,.doc, .xls )
    This is why user accounts should be used if more than one person is using a computer.
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    DeaconFrost said:
    This is why user accounts should be used if more than one person is using a computer.
    Exactly!
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