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Thursday, March 27, 2008
Make a File Read-Only
Choose Office Button => Save As. The Save As dialog box opens.
Optionally, select a file location from the Save-in dropdown list.
Enter a filename. Click the Tools button. A drop-down menu appears.
Choose General Options. The General Options dialog box appears.
Click the Read-Only Recommended option. Click ok and then click save. The Read-Only option is only a recommendation. Users can save changes to a read-only file by giving it a different name or saving it in a different folder.
Open a File as Read-Only or Copy
Choose Office Button => Open. The Open File dialog box appears.
Locate and select the file you want to open.
Click the arrow on the Open button. A list of options appears.
Choose Open Read-Only or Open as Copy. The file opens.
To save any changes to the file, you must choose Home => Save As and specify a different file name. If you open a file as a copy and do not use the Save As option, Excel uses the filename "Copy (#) filename" where # represents the copy number and filenameis the current filename.
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