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Posted by Andrew on March 31, 2007, 6:08 pm
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CK wrote:
>> ivans@scannersinc.com
>> says...
>>> Is there anyway to require a password to start the Quicken program?
>>> I am familiar with password protecting individual accounts, but I
>>> would like to make the whole program inaccessible without first
>>> entering a password.
>
> From the Quicken Help File:
> 1.. Choose File menu > Open to open the data file you want to
> protect with a password.
> a.. What does a file password protect?
> A file password protects only the current file. Make sure that the
> current file is the one you want to assign the password to.
>
> 2.. Choose File menu > Passwords > File.
> 3.. In the New Password field, type the password.
> a.. What are the password requirements?
> You can type up to 15 characters, including spaces. Quicken is case
> sensitive. This means that if you specify aBc987, you must type
> aBc987 and not abc987 or ABC987.
>
> 4.. In the Confirm Password field, reenter the same password.
> 5.. Click OK.
CK - He was asking about how to password protect Quicken ITSELF ("Is there
anyway to require a password to START the Quicken program?", captial
emphasis mine), not an individual file from within the program itself which
of course requires the program to ALREADY be running.
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Regards -
- Andrew
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