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Bill
I'm installing a dual-boot system of Win98SE (first partition) and Win2000
(2nd partition) on a laptop computer (so I've got only one physical HD).
I'm placing all data files on a third FAT32 partition, so they're accessible
to both Win98SE and Win2000. Some data files are Confidential.
For some confidential data files, I need a security scheme so that:
1. Win98SE has access to all data files, including Confidential
2. Win2000 in administrator mode has access to all data files, including
Confidential
3. A specific Win2000 user does NOT have access to Confidential data files.
Question: can I set up a user in Win2000 that will have access to SOME, not
all, data files on the third partition?
Thanks,
Bill G.
(2nd partition) on a laptop computer (so I've got only one physical HD).
I'm placing all data files on a third FAT32 partition, so they're accessible
to both Win98SE and Win2000. Some data files are Confidential.
For some confidential data files, I need a security scheme so that:
1. Win98SE has access to all data files, including Confidential
2. Win2000 in administrator mode has access to all data files, including
Confidential
3. A specific Win2000 user does NOT have access to Confidential data files.
Question: can I set up a user in Win2000 that will have access to SOME, not
all, data files on the third partition?
Thanks,
Bill G.