How can I protect a document in Word?

Protecting documents in word can be achieved by "restricting editing or restricting permissions by person". Methods to restrict editing: 1. Open the word document, click "Review" - "Protect" - "Restrict Editing"; 2. Click to close only allow such editing in the document and turn on forced protection; 3. Enter the password and click OK.

#The process of turning on protected mode in word is similar to that of other office software, taking word2016 as an example. We open the word document that needs document protection. At this time, it is still an ordinary document, as shown in the figure below.

The second step is to find "Review" in the menu bar above, then click "Protect", and then find "Restrict Editing". Document protection means restricting the document. Edit, turn on restricted editing to enable document protection mode.

After turning on restricted editing, we can see on the right that the document has not been forcibly protected. Click to only allow this type of editing in the document, as shown in the figure. Put a check mark in the places chosen by the editor.

Then click "Yes, start forced protection" below. We enter the password we set and click OK to turn on forced protection for this word document. How about it? Isn't it very simple?

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