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Cursor in saved document
When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or
add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? |
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Cursor in saved document
Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen?
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? |
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Cursor in saved document
When I attach it to an email and send it the cursor is still in there and
that has never happened before... "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? . |
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Cursor in saved document
In other words whom ever gets my Word Document when I send it to them can
change anything they want....I know I can save it as a read only but then I cannot make adjustments in the Document.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? . |
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Cursor in saved document
That's how it's supposed to work -- if you send someone a Word
document, they can open it in Word and work on it. If you want them not to be able to change the document, make it into a pdf and send that instead. On Feb 2, 1:00*pm, Doxie 2 wrote: In other words whom ever gets my Word Document when I send it to them can change anything they want....I know I can save it as a read only but then I cannot make adjustments in the Document.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. *Never happened before how do I get rid of it? |
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Cursor in saved document
I finally figured it out. If I send it by email in a PDF file the recipient
cannot change the contents of the document. Thanks you "Peter T. Daniels" wrote: That's how it's supposed to work -- if you send someone a Word document, they can open it in Word and work on it. If you want them not to be able to change the document, make it into a pdf and send that instead. On Feb 2, 1:00 pm, Doxie 2 wrote: In other words whom ever gets my Word Document when I send it to them can change anything they want....I know I can save it as a read only but then I cannot make adjustments in the Document.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? . |
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Cursor in saved document
I finally figured it out. If I send it by email in a PDF file the recipient cannot change the contents of the document. Thanks you "Peter T. Daniels" wrote: That's how it's supposed to work -- if you send someone a Word document, they can open it in Word and work on it. If you want them not to be able to change the document, make it into a pdf and send that instead. On Feb 2, 1:00 pm, Doxie 2 wrote: In other words whom ever gets my Word Document when I send it to them can change anything they want....I know I can save it as a read only but then I cannot make adjustments in the Document.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? . |
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Cursor in saved document
There is no way whatsoever that you can prevent anyone from copying and
changing any document that you allow them to see. You can only slow them down a bit. PDF is a typical way of inhibiting such editing, but it is by no means perfect. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Doxie 2" wrote in message ... I finally figured it out. If I send it by email in a PDF file the recipient cannot change the contents of the document. Thanks you "Peter T. Daniels" wrote: That's how it's supposed to work -- if you send someone a Word document, they can open it in Word and work on it. If you want them not to be able to change the document, make it into a pdf and send that instead. On Feb 2, 1:00 pm, Doxie 2 wrote: In other words whom ever gets my Word Document when I send it to them can change anything they want....I know I can save it as a read only but then I cannot make adjustments in the Document.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? . |
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Cursor in saved document
There is no way whatsoever that you can prevent anyone from copying and
changing any document that you allow them to see. You can only slow them down a bit. PDF is a typical way of inhibiting such editing, but it is by no means perfect. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Doxie 2" wrote in message ... I finally figured it out. If I send it by email in a PDF file the recipient cannot change the contents of the document. Thanks you "Peter T. Daniels" wrote: That's how it's supposed to work -- if you send someone a Word document, they can open it in Word and work on it. If you want them not to be able to change the document, make it into a pdf and send that instead. On Feb 2, 1:00 pm, Doxie 2 wrote: In other words whom ever gets my Word Document when I send it to them can change anything they want....I know I can save it as a read only but then I cannot make adjustments in the Document.. "Stefan Blom" wrote: Please explain this more in detail. What do you expect to happen? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Doxie 2" Doxie wrote in message ... When I save my document the cursor is still there and you can delete words or add to it. Never happened before how do I get rid of it? . |
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