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(Jim Welp) Crafting a PowerPoint presentation can be a creative--and painful--endeavor. And once you've created your masterpiece, the last thing you want is some schmoe tinkering with it. PowerPoint 2002 offers a welcome addition to the software: password protection. You have the option of requiring a password for others to make changes or to open a presentation at all. The latter option can be useful if your presentation contains sensitive information such as payroll data, your business strategy, or the true nature of your kryptonite allergy. |
