How to password protect PowerPoint 2007 presentation ?

How to password protect a PowerPoint 2007 presentation?:

How to password protect a PowerPoint 2007 presentation?

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Are you worried about making your presentation safe and secure? PowerPoint 2007’s password-protect feature has made this sailing smooth for you. Just follow a few simple steps to protect your presentation in PowerPoint 2007 with a unique password. Limit the accessibility of the content to a specific set of viewers whom you want to view your content. This feature gives you amazingly more then one option to guard your PowerPoint documents. Let’s find out how?

Easy steps to lock PowerPoint 2007 with a password :

Easy steps to lock PowerPoint 2007 with a password

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Click the Office button and choose Save As option. Save As dialog box appears on the screen.

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In the bottom left of the Save As dialog box there is a Tools button. Click Tools and select General Options .

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The General Options dialog box appears on the screen.

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In this screen, you’ll find two options: Password to open and Password to modify . Password to open encrypts a user’s entire content and allows the option to select who views it. Password to modify allows a user the rights to make changes to the document and without this password it’s a view only document.

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Enter the password in Password to open text box if you want to set the password for opening the presentation for your viewer. Click Ok button to save the options you have selected. Enter the passwords in Password to modify text box if you want your viewer to even make changes to the document.

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Password protection feature helps you to secure confidential content of your presentation. You can protect the content from theft or tampering. It keeps unauthorized users from viewing your presentations. No one can falsely modify or edit the content. You have a complete control over who are viewing and editing your presentations. How is password protect feature valuable in a PowerPoint?

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