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Re: Locking the header and footer
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Sheila_...@officeformac.com
May 27, 2009, 2:00:45 PM5/27/09
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> I am creating a letterhead and need to lock the header and footer so that no one can make any changes. I'm working on MS 2008 for Mac. I want the main text to be editable, however unable access the header and footer.
I want to know the exact same thing. Were you able to find an answer?
CyberTaz
May 27, 2009, 5:47:16 PM5/27/09
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I doubt the OP ever received a reply because the post was probably never
seen by anyone who might have the answer -- it was posted during a time when
the Mactopia Forums weren't working properly. Even so, if the answer wasn't
displayed in that thread it's unlikely that the OP is going to return
roughly 6 months later to answer your question :-) Please don't tag onto
posts from other users... There are many reasons why but right at the top is
that if nobody responded to that why should you expect a reply there either?
seen by anyone who might have the answer -- it was posted during a time when
the Mactopia Forums weren't working properly. Even so, if the answer wasn't
displayed in that thread it's unlikely that the OP is going to return
roughly 6 months later to answer your question :-) Please don't tag onto
posts from other users... There are many reasons why but right at the top is
that if nobody responded to that why should you expect a reply there either?
Once you have created your Header and/or Footer, go to the very beginning of
the document & insert a Continuous Section Break. When you Protect the
document put a check in the Forms box & click the Sections button & remove
the check for Section 2 (as well as any other sections that need to remain
editable). [NOTE: This will also disable a number of features in documents
based on your letterhead template, such as footnotes, various Views, etc.]
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 5/27/09 2:00 PM, in article 59b66...@webcrossing.caR9absDaxw,
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