How to cancel PPT "open as read-only"?

When using PowerPoint, I encounter the problem that read-only files cannot be edited and modified, which is a headache. How to unlock the "read-only mode" restriction of PPT? For different read-only forms, PHP editor Baicao will analyze the cancellation method in detail to help you restore the editable state of PPT and enjoy editing freedom. This article will go into depth and provide targeted solutions for various read-only situations to ensure that you process PPT files efficiently.

"Read-only mode" 1:

If the PPT file has "read-only permission" set through "Properties", the PPT can be opened directly or edited and modified. However, there will be the word "read-only" next to the file name, and the original file cannot be retained after the PPT is modified.

When you want to save the PPT, a dialog box will pop up, indicating that it cannot be saved. You can only save the PPT as a new file by modifying the file name or saving address.

To cancel this "read-only mode", we can select the PPT file, then right-click the mouse and select the [Properties] option.

After opening the [Properties] dialog box, remove the "check" in front of [Read-only], and then click [OK], the "read-only mode" of the PPT will be released.

"Read-only mode" 2:

If the PPT file can be opened directly, but cannot be edited and modified, and a yellow prompt bar can be seen below the menu bar, it means that the PPT has been set to "read-only mode".

In this "read-only mode", we can temporarily lift the restriction by clicking [Edit Anyway] on the right side of the prompt bar, that is, editing and modification can be made.

However, after closing the PPT and opening it again, the PPT is still in "read-only". If you want to directly remove the "read-only mode", you can do as follows:

After opening the PPT, click [Edit Anyway] in the prompt bar, and then click the menu tab [File]-[Information]-[Protect Presentation]-[Always open as read-only] , you can release the "read-only mode" of PPT.

"Read-only mode" 3:

Let’s talk about the “read-only mode” of PPT with password. When you click to open the PPT in this mode, a dialog box will pop up, prompting you to “enter the password to modify or open in read-only mode.”

That is to say, enter the originally set password to obtain writing permission; click the [Read-only] option, you can also open the PPT, but you cannot edit it.

After opening the PPT through the password, the prompt box will still pop up next time you open it. If you want to directly remove this "read-only mode", you can do it as follows:

First, after opening the PPT file, enter the password to obtain writing permission, and then save the PPT as.

After calling up the [Save As] dialog box, click [General Options] in the [Tools] option list;

After opening the [General Options] dialog box, you can see that there is already a password in the [Modify Permission Password] column. This is the originally set "read-only mode" password. Select and delete the password, and then save the file, PPT The "read-only mode" is released.

The above method is to remove the "read-only mode" when remembering the original password. If you accidentally forget the password for PPT "read-only mode", you will need to use other tools to solve the problem.

For examplePepsi Niu PPT Password Recovery Tool can directly remove the "read-only mode" of PPT without a password.

Just click on the [Unrestriction] module in the tool, and then import the PPT file to remove it with one click.

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