Re: password protection in office XP documents

[Leif Gregory <leifg () doh state nm us>]

Hello news.ajanas,

Monday, June 16, 2003, 6:12:57 PM, you wrote:
na> I don't see how that works either. Lets do it 1 step at a time 1)
na> make file blah.doc, tools - options - security - password, save as
na> blah.doc 2) right click, rename to blah.html

It doesn't. See my reply to Matt's post (once it makes it through
moderation). The other thing is we're discussing two different types
of protection. The original post about this by SKP
(mid: <003b01c331c8$3e992530$6f01a8c0@Laptop1> ) concerned the document
protection methodology to prevent a user from editing the document see
(mid: <171538318020.20030616144331 () doh state nm us>). The Tools /
Options / Security / Password is to encrypt the document and is not
vulnerable to the issue mentioned in the original post by SKP.

Two different forms of protection.


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