How to restrict copying word document by other users?
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you can setup a required password to modify the word document or setup a password to open the document not sure if these help you out at all....\n\nyou can read about them here:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/822924\n\nalso, keep in mind you can't truly stop someone from copying information they have on their computer.  So if this is something going out to people you don't trust - you can't trust that the information won't be stolen.
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you can actually use a premade document in word or WORKS (Whichever ur comp may have) and simply modify it.
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I don't believe there is a way around the restrictions; they are placed there to protect the document.  Many e-books are security protected so they can not be copied or printed out.\n\nBut if you really really need a small portion of the document, you can take a 'screen shot' of the page or portion of the page you want, and save it as a jpg or bmp file to print.
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no you can't do that\nAdobe is developed to prevent copying other's work\nafter i write a paper and i have to let others to read it, i often convert it into adobe file and send it to them so they cannot copy and paste and change it.\n\nfiles that often have copy rights on them use this methed
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Sorry, kiddo.\nIf you see this message at the bottom of the application window when you try to modify a document: "This modification is not allowed because the document is locked," the document is protected with an editing restriction of No changes (Read only) or Comments in Word 2003 (or a restriction of Comments in Word 2002 and Word 2000). The document author used the Protect Document features to restrict editing. Menu commands also might be unavailable, depending on the permissions that were granted to you by the document author.\n-MM
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Tools > Protect Document.  Choose Forms radial button, and enter a password.  You have to have set form boxes in the places for them to fill out their information.  The rest of the document outside of those form boxes will be protected.  Check the help files in Word for additional information.  It is all there.
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Normally, only the "Shared Documents" folder can be accessed by other computers on the network.\nBut since you want to be sure\nDo the network setup again\nWhen asked "File and printer sharing", check the "Off" button.\n\nOR (I recommend)\nJust right-click on the files or folders you want to be not-shared, go to "Properties", click on the "Sharing" tab at the top and make sure the "Share this folder" button is not checked, if it is then uncheck it. Also see if you can turn off the "Allow network users to change/alter my files" button.\nYou sound smart (Probably a doc. right?) You should be able to do it.\nIf there are files which you want to share. Then right-click on them and check the "Share folder/File" button
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you cannot prevent viewing or copying or saving of the rendered source code.\n\nYou would have to have control at the server level.\n\nSince you have no control over that server, there's nothing you can do to stop right clicking.
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If you use XP pro, you could set ownership and permissions on folders and barred another users from accessing it.
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Pirating software can get you SUED!  Word is an over $100 program, most new computers come with it so people don't realise.  I recomend that you DON'T infringe on Microsoft's copyright and just get http://openoffice.org , which IS free and has the same functionality as the Microsoft suite.  Any pirated version of microsoft has NO support and may contain viruses.  Open office has a community which CAN help and give support.  Check them out.
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In many cases, u gan just add a shortcut for them or move the existing shortcut to all users. If it doesn't work, u may have to uninstall and reinstall.\n\nAs to blocking, it can be done with either policy or file security.
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there is no way. even as an administrator of the computer, the secondary users still have that information kept private from you. thats the joys of windows xp lol
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Go in control panel and to folder settings.  Check the box that makes it so advanced file sharing and permissions is on.  Then right click the files and fodlers you want to hide and choose properties.  Then choose the security tab.  Add names of the users you want to block, and click check names and then it will add them.  Then  you can check the deny all access box to deny the user selected permission ffrom the files your are in properties under.
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if they  are identical then send what u want to print to yourself through your e mailing account. then go to the other computer and copy the information onto a word document then just print away. It works for me :p
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set the security on the share to allow only certain users\n\nright click on the drive >properties > security and set security. \n\nyou can set security for users and machines.  and different levels (some can read but not write, etc)
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If your using Windows XP file/folder sharing should be disabled already.  XP does have a "share" folder and anything you drop in that folder can be shared. Other than that you should be ok.
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I don't think there's a way to shut off the sharing after a certain time every single day.  the only thing you could probably do is just go into your Printers section and "unshare" it when you leave work.  that's kind of a pain the in butt, but it's probably the only thing you can do, short of stealing the printer cable and taking it home with you (that would be pretty funny, though).