Is there any way to bulk turn off this, using either Automator or
Applescript - or both?
Thanks
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Mark
What you're talking about should be able to be done in Automator.
It isn't really a Word feature per se, although Microsoft included
some Automator actions for Office files including Word to make
life easier.
Open Automator, set up a new custom workflow,
and then try adding the following steps:
1. Get Selected Finder items
2. Open Word Documents
3. Set Security Options for Word Documents
4. Save Word Documents
Save your workflow, select some files in Finder and then run
the workflow.
Let us know how it goes!
Jeff
On 11/6/09 4:52 AM, in article 2009110519522216807-zoolokNOSPAM@maccom,
> Hello Mark,
>
> What you're talking about should be able to be done in Automator.
> It isn't really a Word feature per se, although Microsoft included
> some Automator actions for Office files including Word to make
> life easier.
>
> Open Automator, set up a new custom workflow,
> and then try adding the following steps:
>
> 1. Get Selected Finder items
> 2. Open Word Documents
> 3. Set Security Options for Word Documents
*That's* the one I was looking for :)
> 4. Save Word Documents
>
> Save your workflow, select some files in Finder and then run
> the workflow.
>
> Let us know how it goes! Brilliantly!
Thanks for that. The only minor problem is that it saves them in Draft
View, rather than the print layout view I prefer