p51
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Hi guys!
Someone asked me to make one of their Word docs a template. I saved it as a template (.dot) file. We are using Word 97 in Win 98, by the way. Is there a way to protect the template wording in a way that when someone opens it they can only add text in appropriate fields, but not delete template text. As it is right now, when the template is opened, you can delete the text that is part of the template. If I password protect the document, you can't add anything in the fields. It isn't a major issue, just something I was curious about.
Thanks,
p51
Someone asked me to make one of their Word docs a template. I saved it as a template (.dot) file. We are using Word 97 in Win 98, by the way. Is there a way to protect the template wording in a way that when someone opens it they can only add text in appropriate fields, but not delete template text. As it is right now, when the template is opened, you can delete the text that is part of the template. If I password protect the document, you can't add anything in the fields. It isn't a major issue, just something I was curious about.
Thanks,
p51