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I need to set up a method of passwording Floppy disks for examination
purposes. Learners have access to Windows 98 and office 2000 as minimum any
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Word should _never_ work directly with anything on a floppy disk.

You can save files with passwords to open them. These can be copied from
within Windows or the Mac operating system (but not using Word) to a floppy
disk.
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