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Password Protecting a workbook
There are two ways to put a password on an Excel workbook - one is through
Prepare Encrypt and the other through the Tools menu in the Save As dialog box. Why would I choose Prepare Encrypt rather than just put on a password through the Save As command? What extra protection do I get, if any? If someone gets my password - they can open the file with either method. -- Maryann |
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