Thanks for the reply - thought the format could be a problem, I suppose
one could export to PDF and then clear the original sheet - I am not
sure though how easy the PDF format could be edited. I notice also that
whereas Star Office had a PDF reader open office does not seem to have
one. I believe it is one of the problems that will have to be solved if
we are to become paperless.
Jeremy
Justin Clift wrote:
Andrews wrote:
<snip>
> This security should be on two levels - lower which allows
changes on entering a password and locked _which prevents changes
ever being made._
Hi Jeremy,
Good thought. :)
After reading the above, and thinking about it for a bit, I'm
wondering what kind of direction would have to be taken for making
something locked and un-changeable.
The OpenDocument file format is in end-user editable XML, so it might
not be so easy. Potentially something involving the use of digital
certificates may be involved, but even then I'm not coming up with
anything that can't be worked around in one way or another.
Maybe it's just a matter of making it "not possible through OOo2"
rather than just "not possible at all"?
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
<snip>
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
