I have looked at this feature and I believe I understand how it works.
I am not sure that it is what I want. Let me explain, I am a 6th grade
teacher and I am trying to create worksheets that my students can
complete using the computer. I would like to type the word "Name:" at
the top of the document and I would like to lock that so that the
students could not delete it. I would also like to create a field next
to the word name, for the students to type their name. I would like to
set the size of that field and lock it. Therefore, the students could
only change the content of the field but not delete it or make it
bigger or smaller. I would repeat this through out the document to
pose questions to students and have them respond. Some of the fields
would have pictures in them. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Bernie
Hi Bernie,
For general password protection, look under Tools|Options|Save.
To protect part(s) of a document, you'll need to separate the part(s) to be
protected from the rest via Section breaks, then use Tools|Protect Document,
click on 'Forms' then 'Sections' and select the Sections you want to
protect.
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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
I am new to word and I was wondering what I have to do to create a
document and and lock it. In other words I would like to password
protect a individual file. On a related issue, I would like to create
a document and allow uses to edit certain parts of the document but not
be able to change other parts of the document. Is this possible.
Thanks,
Bernie