If you have the the user folders on non C:\ and your encrypted partition is not C, then is 100% there are many other data that are not on the encrypted partition. THere are lots of solutions;
- define user folder on the other partition - make user folder private (will be encrypted) if you still only want solution for gears data, use symlinks. There is a program that is able to define symlinks on windows XP (NTFS supports symlinks but there is no implementation in default UI) On Aug 22, 4:41 pm, Anoop Mangla <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > We use google mail as our company's email system and ever since > offline access has been added to google mail outlook has become > redundant. > > Our corporate policy requires us to store all official documents in an > encrypted partition. But, google mail's offline setting stores a copy > of all emails and attachments in the unencrypted system partition. > > Windows XP-Google Chrome: Database files are stored in the user > profile directory. C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Local Settings > \Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Plugin Data\Google > Gears > > This is a cause of concern as I do not want any document to be stored > outside the encrypted partition. Is there a way I can change the > offline data location to a folder inside my encrypted partition. I > searched the web but couldn't get any help. > > If this feature is not there in google offline access/gears, please > add it. I really appreciate google's efforts, but data security is of > utmost important to us and without the ability to secure my offline > data I will be forced to move to outlook and that is the last thing I > want. > > Looking for some help. > > Thank you, > Anoop
