The 'locking' part is doable: insert one or more section breaks, so the
editable part is in a section of its own. Then protect the other sections.
Forget about the read-only stuff. You won't achieve anything that you can't
do better through good office procedures. At best you'll add a lot of
complexity that provides only the illusion of security. If the user is
expected to SaveAs anyway, put a copy of the original document in a
read-only folder, and let the user do what they like with their version.
> Some advice on the following would be appreciated:
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Tom - 06 Mar 2005 19:19 GMT
Jezebel
Thanks for input - how would I do:
'The 'locking' part is doable: insert one or more section breaks, so the
editable part is in a section of its own. Then protect the other sections.'
Tom
> The 'locking' part is doable: insert one or more section breaks, so the
> editable part is in a section of its own. Then protect the other sections.
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