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Sounds like you dont have a culture where docs with "2022 Budget FINAL v2 - my copy (3).xls" aren't normal :)

• AlbertCory 4y ago
  No, indeed I don't. So enlighten me, since I don't use Word much: if you mark your resume "Final" and a headhunter wants to "improve" it, what do they need to do?
  • LtWorf 4y ago
    Unmark it? :D In some pdf readers there is an option "respect limitations"… by disabling it you can print even when print is disallowed and so on. I guess it's the same with word documents.
  • AlbertCory 4y ago
    I just answered my own question, since I had the MS report in Word. I was hoping I'd have to supply a password to edit it, which would be a somewhat reasonable level of security. But no; you just click "edit anyway." Duh.
    • chaorace 4y ago
      Unforunately, being able to read the document is already sufficient access to make your own copy and alter it however you please. The best you can do is a digital signature[1], which proves that the document has not been tampered with. Of course, it's up to the recipient to ask for a signed document and to actually check if the signature is still present and accurate upon receipt. Otherwise, it's very trivial for a third-party to remove the signature and add their own edits. [1]: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/add-or-remove-a-digital-signature-in-office-files-70d26dc9-be10-46f1-8efa-719c8b3f1a2d https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/add-or-remove-a-di...