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From: Daniel on 10 May 2008 14:57
I connect to the internet through my (LAN) wireless connection on a public
network. My files can be viewed by others on my network if I disable my
security set-up. My question is if I am online using my first user profile
are the files on my second user profile safe from viewing by someone on my
network ? I other words, if I only keep My Document files on my second user
log-in profile are they safe from view while I am online using my first user
log-in profile?

I think using a different user profile when going online by wireless
connection would automatically disable any access to files stored in a
different user profile. Is is ture? Explain.

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From: Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] on 10 May 2008 16:57
Not an Office question - suggest posting to a Windows networking group.

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Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Daniel asked:

| I connect to the internet through my (LAN) wireless connection on a
| public network. My files can be viewed by others on my network if I
| disable my security set-up. My question is if I am online using my
| first user profile are the files on my second user profile safe from
| viewing by someone on my network ? I other words, if I only keep My
| Document files on my second user log-in profile are they safe from
| view while I am online using my first user log-in profile?
|
| I think using a different user profile when going online by wireless
| connection would automatically disable any access to files stored in a
| different user profile. Is is ture? Explain.
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