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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Can WORD be divided ?? Can I securely keep information in Word? Windows 10 Can WORD be divided ?? Can I securely keep information in Word? Office 2013
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You can have a Word document that is password protected for opening. No one without that password should be able to open it. Use a strong password. Note: If you forget this password, you will not be able to open the document.

Later versions of Word (2007+) are more secure, but the password protection provided by Word 2003 should be sufficient to keep it away from most prying eyes. If you need better, get a later version of Word or a separate encryption program.
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