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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1749657" data-attributes="member: 204485"><p>If you have a look at Users And Accounts in System Preferences you will see there is already a "Guest" account, that is why I referred to it as the default. I believe the default password is "guest". You only need to set your login preferences to show the guest login option. This login is different to one you create yourself in that when the "guest" logs out nothing is saved. That way any number of people can use it without leaving any of thier private data behind.</p><p>Lastly, no, you can't change the password on that type of encrypted folder you would have to create a new one and drag the contents from the old one to it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1749657, member: 204485"] If you have a look at Users And Accounts in System Preferences you will see there is already a "Guest" account, that is why I referred to it as the default. I believe the default password is "guest". You only need to set your login preferences to show the guest login option. This login is different to one you create yourself in that when the "guest" logs out nothing is saved. That way any number of people can use it without leaving any of thier private data behind. Lastly, no, you can't change the password on that type of encrypted folder you would have to create a new one and drag the contents from the old one to it. [/QUOTE]
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