Microsoft Outlook
is one of the Personal Information Manager from Microsoft, Which is
available both as a separate application as well as a part of the
Microsoft Office suite. The current version of MS-Office Outlook is Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 for Windows and Microsoft Office
Outlook 2011 for Mac.
MS-Office
Outlook is used for email application, which includes a calender,
task manager, contact manager, note taking, a journal and web
browsing. This Outlook Application can be used as a stand-alone
application or it can work with Microsoft Exchange Server and
Microsoft SharePoint Sever which is used for multi-users in an
organization.
As you all know that, Sometimes you
might think that your password for PST file has been known by others,
or you think that password is too difficult to remember, and then you
would like to change the password of PST file in Microsoft Outlook.
So, here is the solution on how to
change the password for PST file in Microsoft Outlook. It consists of
the following steps :-
1) First, Run the Microsoft Outlook
2007.
2) Click on the File option and then
choose the Data File Management option.
3) Then,
Account Settings dialog box pop up, click on Data
Files Tab,
choose your PST file and then click on Settings.
4) Now, the Personal
Folders dialog box open, Select Change Password option.
5) Within your Change Password Option
dialog box, type your old password as well as new password in the
appropriate textbox and retype your new password in order to Verify
the password.
6) If you want that your computer
should remember your new password then tick mark on the Save
this password in your password list option.
7) When all this process finishes off,
click on OK.
So,
these are the few steps to change the password of Outlook PST file
which you can use of it in order to make your PST file protected.
Never create a password which is difficult to remember because your
outlook PST file will become inaccessible, if you don't know correct
password. In that situation PST password recovery
software can be used to recover lost password.
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