Peter Lairo wrote: > Let's keep thing simple when possible. All most people need is a way to keep > nosy teenage sisters from reading their brother's email and visa-versa. The VAST > majority of PC users don't even know what a directory tree is. We've long passed > the era when only computer geeks used computers. I think, many of those "brothers" are able to get beyond such a simple "security" protection. > Mitchell Stoltz wrote: > >> I'm inclined to agree with Ian. We try to steer clear of features which >> provide a false sense of security. > I agree with Mitch. Don't spent time on such a "lookalike security". We are not Microsoft, which made a joke out of itself by implementing such a feature for MS Word. If this is so important to you, get a decent OS with users at the OS level, e.g. Windows 2000. If you want to protect your profile, chances are that you want to protect your other files as well.
