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protecting a document: allowing form completion AND comments?
using Word 2007 on Windows XP
I have a document with six sections. The first section contains a form; the rest of the sections contain the document that the form refers to. Is it possible to protect my document in this way: .. section 1: the user can fill out a form .. sections 2-5: the user can add Comments It seems that I can only protect the document to enable either filling out forms -or- the entering of comments. I can't figure out how to allow both actions or, alternatively, allow one action in one section and another action in a different section. Is that possible? Before I lock the document, I can turn on Track Changes and then protect the document to enable the forms. However, my reviewers will want to add Word Comments v. inserting a comment as a tracked change. Is there a way to do this? |
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