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Why do I need to Protect the form ? |
How to Protect the Form |
This method allows you to attach a password to the form . | ||
No changes can be made to the document unless the password is provided. | ||
Select (Tools > Protect Document) | ||
select the Forms option button. |
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Enter a password is you want. | ||
Click OK | ||
Passwords are case sensitive |
Assigning a Passsword |
You can change the passwords associated with a document from the (Tools > Options)(Security tab). |
You can actually provide two different passwords, one to open the form and one to make changes. | ||
The password can be up to 15 characters. | ||
Press OK to protect the form. | ||
When you protect a form you basically lock all the fields in place preventing any further changes. |
Every time you unprotect the document you will have to enter the password again when you want to protect it. | ||
Word will not automatically assume the same password. |
How to Protect a specifc section |
It is possible to divide a document into different sections and it is also possible to just protect individual sections | ||
This enables the user to edit the rest of the document at will. |
Select (Tools > Protect Document) and select Sections. | ||
The Section protection dialog box will be displayed letting you select which sections you want to protect. |
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