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Re: Help Using Windows Desktop Search to Index Outlook PST of another User Log So I did more researching and learned that FAT drives do not have the ability to show the Security Tab. Looks like that will not be an option for me. Why is the Security tab missing from my file and folder...

Re: Help Using Windows Desktop Search to Index Outlook PST of another User Log Diane, Thanks anyway for responding even if you were not able to lead me to the answer directly. I will be researching the Security Tab and why it's not showing up in my Outlook Folder properties and will post...

Re: Help Using Windows Desktop Search to Index Outlook PST of another User Log Diane, I checked and I am certain I have Windows XP Pro, not Home, so it's strange that the Security tab is missing. I searched on google.com and saw these two "solutions" below but neither was the problem. Each...

Re: Help Using Windows Desktop Search to Index Outlook PST of another User Log Right clicking on the Outlook folder while in the Administrator Profile (or in the Michael profile) and selecting Properties yields no Security tab, just the General, Sharing and Custom tabs. Under Sharing I have...

Re: Help Using Windows Desktop Search to Index Outlook PST of another User Log Diane, thanks for your reply. I appreciate your assistance. I believe I have done that if I understand your question correctly. My User Logon (Profile?) Michael in Windows XP needs to index the PST file in the...

How can I index an Outlook PST with Microsoft Windows Desktop Search 4.0 when it belongs to another User Logon? When I try to set it up in Desktop Search I find the path is present but is greyed out. And when I hold my cursor over it I see the following message: "Indexing of this email store...