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by iBambi on October 23rd, 2009
Yes. This is only if you have MS Word 2007. Tools--Options---Security tab---its right in there. :)
by Brian I on October 23rd, 2009
With the document open go to the Tools > Options menu.
Select the 'Save' tab.
Look at the bottom of the tab and you will see that you can not only require a password to open the document, but you can also require a password to modify it.
Type in the password(s) and click OK.
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..this is really stupid..but where is tools??
by Mystical Dim on October 23rd, 2009
i think i found it..its under preparation..thanks!
by Mystical Dim on October 23rd, 2009