IOU Password Protect For Free

Password-protect a folderIn Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder you want to password-protect. Right-click on the folder.Select Properties from the menu.Click the Advanced button, then select Encrypt content to secure data.Double-click the the folder to ensure you can access it.

You can then password protect your emails by composing the message as you normally would, and then click the Options tab. From there, choose Encrypt and then choose Encrypt with S/MIME. On Outlook.com: Simply write your message as normal and click the encrypt button above the To: bar on the top of the user interface.

Dubbed as 'Confidential Mode', the feature enables users to add a passcode to their sent mail. The confidential mode adds a passcode generated by Google to the sent message. This will also help users to add an extra layer of security as well as prevent unauthorised access.

Open a new email message and click the "Options" menu.Click "Message Options" from the "More Options" field.Click "Security Settings," and then "Encrypt Message Contents and Attachments."Finish creating the message and click "Send." The message as well as any attachments you've sent will be protected. Tip.

Remove a password from a documentOpen the document and enter its password.Go to File > Info > Protect Document > Encrypt with Password.Clear the password in the Password box, and then click OK.

Open Outlook, and on the File tab, choose Account Settings > Account Settings. On the Data Files tab, choose the Outlook Data File (. pst) for which you want to create or change a password, and then choose Settings. Choose Change password.

Send messages & attachments confidentiallyOn your computer, go to Gmail.Click Compose.In the bottom right of the window, click Turn on confidential mode . Tip: If you've already turned on confidential mode for an email, go to the bottom of the email, then click Edit.Set an expiration date and passcode.Click Save.