>If you put it in an %APPDATA% directory or in a Documents directory (under one >of the user accounts) then the other user won't be able to access that >directory. Therefore, you will probably have to put the mail folder at the >filesystem root or in some directory that is outside the /Users directory and >not in /Program Files (x86) or any other access protected directory. Thanks! You have given me something to think about. I am coming off of XP so I haven't had the experience with the win 7 environment
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