How to save a presentation as read-only?

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Nessagerl

Hi, I have some presentations (.ppt) that I need to post to my website so
that others can download. I want someone who downloads the file to be able to
watch the presentation but also have the option of printing the
slides/handouts, etc. However, it's VERY IMPORTANT that someone who downloads
the file won't be able to edit it in any way. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks for your help!
-Vanessa
 
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Michael Koerner

Not really. You could convert your presentations to Adobe Acrobat.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


| Hi, I have some presentations (.ppt) that I need to post to my website so
| that others can download. I want someone who downloads the file to be able
to
| watch the presentation but also have the option of printing the
| slides/handouts, etc. However, it's VERY IMPORTANT that someone who
downloads
| the file won't be able to edit it in any way. Is there a way to do this?
|
| Thanks for your help!
| -Vanessa
 

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