password protect application in OS X?

Is it possible to make a single application password protected so only
one user can open and use that program? Like Mail, for instance.

I searched the newsgoroup archive and see that this was discussed a bit
a few months ago, with no real simple way to do it, short of waiting for
Panther's user-switching on the fly ability.

Any solution in the mean time?

--Larry

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LarryDoc <larrydoc DeleteThis @nospam.yahoo.com> wrote:

 > Is it possible to make a single application password protected so only
 > one user can open and use that program? Like Mail, for instance.
 >
 > I searched the newsgoroup archive and see that this was discussed a bit
 > a few months ago, with no real simple way to do it, short of waiting for
 > Panther's user-switching on the fly ability.
 >
 > Any solution in the mean time?

Move the application. Applications don't have to be in the
"Applications" folder, they can usually be almost anywhere. So, move
the application to a folder that only the one user can open.

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