Does anyone know how to create a password protected journal using WindowsXP Professional or Word?
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Create the document in MSWord 2003 on XP.  \n\nGo to the TOOLS menu.  \n\nSelect OPTIONS.\n\nSelect the SECURITY tab.\n\nFill in the info for PASSWORD TO OPEN.\n\nClick OKAY.
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Well you can write your journal using any program you want, then (at least with my windows xp) you can put it in a file folder, once in there, right click to get properties, from sharing tab there is a box to click to make the file private for just yourself, if you wanted to share it you would have to then move it to shared document folder of your computer. Hope this helps you a bit.\nOtherwise I do believe there are a few free web journal sites that would be password protected to use and then it isn't even on your computer. Right off hand I don't recall where they are but try a search for online journals. Good Luck
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Visit http://www.lostpassword.com/word.htm\nor http://www.intelore.com/word-document-password-recovery.php or http://lastbit.com/word/ or http://www.passwordservice.com/word/ or http://www.intertek.org.uk/downloads/word.html
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if your running xp, you can click on runt and type in control userpasswords2 and click on ok.\n\nthere would be a new display on the screen, there will be a new screen, if you then click on the Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer tickbox. \n\nand press ok it will ask you to type in your current password, as yours is blank, just click on ok, and click on ok to close the window.\n\njob done, next time you restart it should auto logon.
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In WinRar you have this feature.\nWhen adding to archive, in the window go to protection and set a password
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Go to Word or Excel and make a list of your passwords you want to keep up with.\n\nClick: "File" then select "Save As". Now select where you want to put that folder you are going to create. It you do not like the location the computer picked for you click on the down arrow on the right hand side and then select a place. My Documents is easy to find later.. \n\nOnce you have selected where you want to put it ( My documents is a good place to put it and is easy to find.)Put the cursor over the second to the right, yellow looking folder and it will say "create new folder". Just click on it and a new folder will be made. You will see a blue rectangle with "New Folder" in it. Type in "Password" or whatever you want to call it. You are now finished.\n\nTo find the folder you just created just go to "My Documents" (If that is where you put it) and click on the folder named "Password" if that is what you named it. And You can put whatever you want in it.
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Go to Tools, Options, Security to set your password.\nWord passwords are quite weak and easily cracked by readily available tools. You'd be safer encrypting your document with something like WinZip with the AES encryption option or the excellent free PGP.
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take a 2 year old and let him hit the keyboard copy that and save... \nIts your password , and its secure
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Follow the steps:-\n\n1> Click on FILE MENU then cl ilk on SAVE AS option\n\n2> Click on TOOLS option Choose & Click on SECURITY OPTION.\n\n3> Here U can enter a password for OPEN or modify or as a read only.\n\nTry it. And Enjoy the power of YAHOO ANSWER !
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basically yes,\nmay require other security software,\n\nthere is option in properties of folder,to put in sharing, shared documents, and select[ _ ]private,\n\ndont forget password though, also write down somewhere for backup...
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I am assuming that your company used Windows XP Professional Edition. It cannot be HOME for one thing. Assuming your network administrator has everything setup properly, and if you have a password on your account and you need a password to login, then you are good to go. This means if you put your files in My Documents folder, no one else can access it. To ensure that no one else can read it, encrypt it using this method as described in this Microsoft Knowledge Base article:\n\nHelp keep your data safe\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/encryptdata.mspx\nThe article above describes how you can encrypt your files without installing any third-party applications. \n\nFor further assistance, go to:\n\nMy Computer Headaches YahooGroup:\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/mycomputerheadaches/\n\nMy Computer Headaches Forums\nhttp://mycomputerheadaches.tz4.com
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create a password that nobody knows. that is all i can think of
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hello,\nyou dont need a program, just select which directory you want to make "password protected" .. your host should give this option. If not I would suggest a different host like yahoo hosting which has this option.
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These three are commonly recommended in this forum; I have only used the last one. There may be others... best of luck to you.\n\nFree:\nhttp://www.straxx.com/excel/password.html\n\nNot free:\nhttp://www.lostpassword.com/\nhttp://lastbit.com/
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Gipson Research Corporation has a free service, they supply "maximum entropy" random passwords.    Find a chunk you like and use it for a password, if you can remember it.  If you write it down, then you must safeguard the written copy.
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there isnt a password. You computermight be set up for an admin and the login you have has limited access in XP.
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No Its not possible to password protect the folders in Windows XP OS.\n\nTo password protect the folder you need the Magic Folder Software\n\nDownload the trial version of the software.\nhttp://www.pc-magic.com/\n\nYou can also send comments & suggestion to Microsoft to create an updated software for locking folders in Windows XP.