What you ask is impossible. Any document that you allow someone to see is
theirs to do with as they wish. Protection of documents simply makes it a
little more difficult, but inhibits the use of the document. Why do you need
to protect the logo and footer text from your users? Training the users to
use the documents correctly would make more sense.
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"TimD" wrote in message
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Hi there!
I am trying to protect two areas of our company letterhead word document
so
that users cannot edit or delete them. The two areas are;
1. Our company logo (positioned top right of every page)
2. The footer - containing our company name and contact details
Protection of the footer area seems to work easily enough, but protecting
the logo is more difficult! Currently I am only able to protect the entire
header when in actual fact I only want to protect the logo in the top
right
hand corner. (I would like to be able to use the remaining space at the
top
of the page to type and insert text).
Can anyone help? I am using Word 2007.
Thanks in advance!