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Hi
how can one avoid editing to an existing presentation, by a user ? Thanks Elico |
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Two options here:
1) Save the file as read-only so that the user will need to enter a password to modify the file. Open the file and do a Save As. From the Save As dialog select the Tools button and choose General Options. Enter a password into the Password to Modify field and then complete the save process. 2) Provide the file to users as a PDF so they cannot easily make changes. This is not a 100% guarantee they won't edit as you can open a PDF in PPT and edit if users are aware of this functionality. Let me know how you go. |
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