[Jay Freedman]

Of the choices I listed before, only protected forms are available in Word
2000. The other features were introduced in later versions. Maybe it's time
to upgrade?

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Ron Vigil wrote:
Hi Jay,

How can I do the same for Word 2000?

Thanks.

Ron




"Jay Freedman" wrote:

Cjkay777 wrote:
Can I lock Certin cells in a word document (Table) so others cannot
inadvertantly change or delete cell contents?

If you and all the 'others' have Word 2003 or later, then you can
protect the entire document against changes and then mark specific
areas as "editing allowed" (that is, mark everything except the
cells that you want to remain protected).

If someone opens this document in a version of Word earlier than
2003, the entire document will be locked, because the earlier
versions don't support partial unlocking.

You might also look at forms protection and using form fields where
editing is allowed
(http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=22), but that's
much more restrictive. Certain features don't work in protected
forms.

If everyone has Word 2007, you can insert content controls in
certain cells to lock their contents. These are not available in any
earlier version.

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