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Outlook 2003: How to log out
My OS is WinXP Pro with SP3
Question is about: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 I want to know how to log out/sign out from outlook 2003, i.e. I have configured outlook 2003 for my hotmail account using outlook connector. I did not save my password. I downloaded some mails. I exited outlook (from file menu, clicking on exit) and again started outlook, I could read my inbox mails before it asked for password. My question is: How to avoid this situation (i.e. if any other user uses computer, will he be able to read my mails by just starting outlook, how to avoid this situation?). Pls note, I do not want to create multiple user accounts on my computer to do this. Some sites suggested to use logout button on menu bar, but I could not find the button Please help me to find solution to this problem. |
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