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How can i password secure a workbook when i send it via e-mail
Bruce Sinclair wrote:
In article , ?B?cGRiZXJnZXI=?= wrote: Yep. Is there something stronger? Or write some code when it opens? What would your recommendation be? Basically don't send confidential information. If it's in an XL sheet/workbook, it is readable to anyone that cares enough. :) And protected VBA code can be read (but not executed) by opening the Excel file in OpenOffice Calc. No need to hack the password. Bill |
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