I posted this same answer under you identical post for
Document mangagement. Good luck
DNC,
You can put your table between section breaks and protect
that section with a password.
Make sure only the table and text you don't want altered
is between these section breaks. Then, at the beginning of
the area you want protected use...
Insert | Break | Continuous: or next page if you want a
page break there, otherwise Continuous if you want on the
same page.
After you've inserted a break both before and after the
table, click....
Tools | Protect Document | Sections: and mark the section
you want protected. Include a password if you wish.
:-)jesse
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>Can you protect a table in an unprotected document so that
>only an authorized user (authorized by say, password) can
>edit it?
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DnC - 25 Aug 2003 19:46 GMT
I did that, but I don't know which sections to protect..
is there some way to display the section numbers?
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>I posted this same answer under you identical post for
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jesse - 25 Aug 2003 20:18 GMT
Put your cursor in the section you want to protect and
look at the bottom of the screen for the number (e.g.,
Page 12 Sec 4.
jesse
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>I did that, but I don't know which sections to protect..
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