- Is there any way to require a password in order to get into a specific application such as the calendar? I know you can make events private so that they don't show up on the main screen but I need more protection than that. Does anyone know how to password protect the calendar!?!?!
I have a verizon curve 830001-13-09 05:12 PMLike 0 - I don't know of a way to specifically single out the calendar but you can set a device password so you will be prompted to enter it to unlock the device. I have it set on all 3 of my Blackberries. Had to do it cause of prying eyes.01-13-09 09:19 PMLike 0
- John YesterRetired Superstar
- Set the password and timeout option:
- Select Options and then Security.
- Next to "Password", highlight the word Disable and click the trackwheel.
- Select Change Option and then Enable.
- Enter your password, and press the Enter key. Note: The password must be 4 to 14 characters in length. Do not enter a password composed of identical characters or a natural sequence (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4), as it will be rejected.
- Enter your password again to verify it.
- Next to "Security Timeout", highlight the displayed time and click the trackwheel.
- Select Change Option, and choose a reasonable time for the handheld to time out and lock. Recommended 15 minutes or less.
- To exit the "Security" screen, press the Escape key. You will be prompted to save. Select Yes.
- Whenever you put down your BlackBerry, lock it by selecting Lock from the main menu.
01-13-09 10:57 PMLike 0 - Set the password and timeout option:
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