[John Smith]

On laptops I want to place user folders inside a PGP encrypted container in
case the laptop is lost/stolen. That way customer data, reports, e-mail,
etc...won't be compromised. One way is to change where Windows stores user
information.

1) Is there a way to change the default drive on which the \Documents and
Settings folder resides?

2) Can I change the default drive of a single user's \Document and Settings
folder?

3) If I change the default drive and user Joe starts his laptop up and the
\joe user folder is within a PGP container and the container isn't opened at
boot time (ie. Joe forgets to enter his passphrase), will XP hang or what
will XP do?




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John Smith <a@nonymous.com> hunted and pecked:
> On laptops I want to place user folders inside a PGP encrypted container
> in
> case the laptop is lost/stolen. That way customer data, reports, e-mail,
> etc...won't be compromised. One way is to change where Windows stores
> user information.
>
> 1) Is there a way to change the default drive on which the \Documents and
> Settings folder resides?
>
> 2) Can I change the default drive of a single user's \Document and
> Settings folder?
>
> 3) If I change the default drive and user Joe starts his laptop up and the
> \joe user folder is within a PGP container and the container isn't opened
> at
> boot time (ie. Joe forgets to enter his passphrase), will XP hang or what
> will XP do?
>
>
>
>
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