Can I do this with Time Capsule...?

I am planning to upgrade to a new MBP and also get Time Capsule to use for wi-fi as well as back-up. I know I can access its files remotely via MobileMe. But can I set up a password-protected "public" folder so selected other people can access files inside that folder (but not the entire drive)?

Sorry, but no. You cannot set permissions on individual folders or files; just on the whole disk ... even if your create multiple partitions/volumes on the disk.

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  • Error log.  Can anyone help me with time capsule??

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    mjm81 wrote:
    Indexing a file failed. Returned 200 for: /Applications/Adobe Bridge CS4/Plug-Ins/multiprocessor support.plugin
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    If connect the live with eternet cable to MacBook pro all is fine.
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    Hot to have the MacBook connectid to Time Capsule in WiFe for internet too??
    Easy explanation please, I'm really beginner

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