No. If she can get into the identity, she can change the message rules.

If the issue is that they are sharing a single mail account and want to
keep there mail separate, the better way is to get separate mail account
for each. If their ISP doesn't offer truly separate accounts, then look
into something such as one of them using a gmail account which allows
free POP3 access.

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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Ed" wrote in message
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I'm trying to help a friend set up his Outlook Express (that's a big
mistake to begin with).

Anyway, he has a daughter that is a bit 'challenged' and has deleted
some of his emails by mistake. I would like to set up separate
identities with different Message Rules. This would allow emails to
be delivered to his identity and hers to her identity. Although we do
want her to have access to Outlook Express, my concern is that she
will eventually tamper with the Message Rules and defeat the entire
plan.

Is there some method of putting a password on the Message Rules so
that they can not be changed?

Thanks for your thoughts.

Ed