You are a desktop support technician for your company. Three users named
Anne, Eric, and Helen share a single Windows XP Professional client computer. The users log on by using their own local user accounts. None of these users have administrative rights on the computer. The computer is a member of a workgroup.
Anne creates confidential Microsoft Word documents and places them in a folder named Confidential.
The Confidential folder is located on an NTFS partition.
Anne wants to ensure that Eric and Helen cannot access any files in the Confidential folder. Anne reports that the Properties dialog box for the folder does not include a Security tab.
You need to ensure that the files in the Confidential folder can be accessed only by Anne.
What should you instruct Anne to do?
A.
Log on and move the Confidential folder to the My Documents folder. Then make the My Documents folder private.
B.
Modify the Confidential folder’s properties so that the Compression attribute is enabled.
C.
Use Word to configure the files in the Confidential folder to require a password before allowing the file to be modified.
D.
Create a new compressed folder named Confidential.zip. Then move the Confidential folder into the new compressed folder