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GRUNDY
My goal is to want to produce multiple CD ROMS in read only format.
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John Wilson
You might need to clarify what you need.
CD ROMS are by definition Read Only
Do you mean that you want to secure the file so that it cannot be copied?
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CD ROMS are by definition Read Only
Do you mean that you want to secure the file so that it cannot be copied?
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GRUNDY
Yes. I want to prevent the slides being copied in an editable format.
The powerpoint file is to be published onto multiple CD ROM's and I want to
prevent the images in the slides as well as the slides themselves from being
copied or plagerised.
Grundy
The powerpoint file is to be published onto multiple CD ROM's and I want to
prevent the images in the slides as well as the slides themselves from being
copied or plagerised.
Grundy
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Steve Rindsberg
Yes. I want to prevent the slides being copied in an editable format.
The powerpoint file is to be published onto multiple CD ROM's and I want to
prevent the images in the slides as well as the slides themselves from being
copied or plagerised.
You should understand that if you let me play a presentation on my computer, I
can make, at the very least, screen captures of pretty much anything that
appears on the screen.
It might not be up to the quality of your original images, but the possibility
is there. Can you live with that?
If not, you may want to re-think distributing the info, or rely on copyright
protection rather than copy protection.
G
GRUNDY
The images on the slides are my original work so I do not want to see the
slides copied into someone else's powerpoint presentation. I doubt that a
screen capture would project to well however I would have to live with that.I
just want to know how to make the ppt file read only file.
slides copied into someone else's powerpoint presentation. I doubt that a
screen capture would project to well however I would have to live with that.I
just want to know how to make the ppt file read only file.
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Steve Rindsberg
OK, just wanted to make sure of your expectations. There are a couple different
ways of adding a level of protection to your presentations. Have a look here:
Password protect a presentation
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00038.htm
ways of adding a level of protection to your presentations. Have a look here:
Password protect a presentation
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00038.htm