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If a person has access to another's inbox, what are ways to distinguish (perhaps some kind of color coding) one from the other beside just looking at the name?

Sorry, I forgot to mention that show hidden files is on.

I have a Lenovo 300 laptop with Vista. It's showing that my hard drive is practically full, but the contents I can see add up to about 20 gigs less than the hd used space shows. I ran a spyware scan, but that did not help. Any suggestions?

I used WinZip on an XP machine and I'm thinking that the entire path was being counted. Thanks for all the replies.

Thanks for your replies, but I am looking for the NUMBER OF CHARACTERS. Like there used to be 8.3; or now you can name a file with a max of 255 characters. I did a zip one time and it would not let me because the file names were too long.

Can anyone tell me the cause/fix for a user repeatedly losing ability to open another's assigned inbox, calendar, etc. She gets "The connection to the Microsoft Exchange Server is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this action." when trying to open a calendar. But...

Can anyone tell me what is the maximum number of characters there can be in a file name when zipping it?

Well, I did not know that Autonomy Worksite integration was involved. I disabled the add-in and that did it. I re-enabled it and Excel still closed fine. Seems the add-in was sticking things up. I'm new here and searched for a way to cancel my original thread, but I did not see an option.

Nevermind. I found my solution.

Office 2007 on XP machine. Clicking on the X, Alt-F4, Office button...nothing closes Excel except Task Manager. Tried Office uninstall/reinstall, Uninstall, custom Excel install, Office 2007 repair. Nothing worked. Found nothing useful on Google.