Peter Afonin wrote:

Brian, you mean - right-click on the file outook.pst (or whatever the
file name is) itself? There is no option to change password there
under Advanced.

I mean inside of Outlook. In the Folder List, right-click on "Personal
Folders", "Outlook Today", or whatever you've set for the PST's display
name.
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Brian Tillman

Brian, no, it doesn't.

It's a total mess. When I change the original password, for instance,
aaaaaaa to the new, bbbbbb, then when I want to change it again, the system
wants me to type bbbbbb as an old password. However, when I open Outlook, it
doesn't recognize bbbbbb, only aaaaaaa, no matter how many times I change it
or remove completely.

Thanks,

Peter

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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Peter Afonin wrote:

Brian, you mean - right-click on the file outook.pst (or whatever the
file name is) itself? There is no option to change password there
under Advanced.

I mean inside of Outlook. In the Folder List, right-click on "Personal
Folders", "Outlook Today", or whatever you've set for the PST's display
name.
--
Brian Tillman

I've fixed the problem! This is really bizarre. Although I removed an old
..pst file from Outlook, for some reason Outlook was connecting to both
files! All I had to do was to delete the old file from the disk (or perhaps
move it to another location), now I don't have this problem.

Thanks for your help,

Peter

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Peter Afonin wrote:

Brian, you mean - right-click on the file outook.pst (or whatever the
file name is) itself? There is no option to change password there
under Advanced.

I mean inside of Outlook. In the Folder List, right-click on "Personal
Folders", "Outlook Today", or whatever you've set for the PST's display
name.
--
Brian Tillman