On Wednesday, May 28, 2003, at 08:56 PM, Mike Beede wrote: > If by "finds it" you mean "steals it," logging out isn't going > to make much difference. If your files are that critical, > put them on an encrypted volume and don't store the passcode > on the machine. Then logging out is reasonable, since they > won't be able to reestablish the mount of the volume. The encryption is indeed important as any and all OS X files that aren't password protected and or encrypted can be opened in OS 9 either by rebooting or using Firewire Disk Mode (whatever it is called) or even using OS 9 during network file sharing. The user passwords in OS X only work if you use OS X... --- CBS, ABC, NBC and other networks are hereby awarded the "Who Needs Memorial Day!" trophy. Please send any correspondence about this to the network presidents. JackRodgers at earthlink.net http://www.JackRodgers.com http://www.LobateLacScale.com