Thanks. I'll check in another newsgroup.
"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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You need to check with a Windows forum to see if there are any shortcuts,
but granting permissions is the way forwards.
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BK wrote:
Thanks, Graham. I must have been remembering incorrectly.
This issue involves a classroom setting where all students (on the
network) have permission to access the data drive. I thought I could
have each student's data folder password protected so that students
couldn't open each other's folders and "borrow" completed assignments.
You wouldn't have a quick and easy solution, would you? The only
thing I can think of now is to grant permissions student by student
to only their folder. Too bad there are lots of students and going
through them one at a time would be a lot of work.
"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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You were never able to password protect folders from Word!
You can arrange permissions through the operating system
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
BK wrote:
Using Windows XP Pro and Office 2003.
I thought I used to be able to password protect a folder, but I can
only seem to require a password on individual files. Am I missing a
way to require a password to open a folder??