Today, most people use Microsoft Word to write documents. In the course of using a computer, we cannot avoid having others use our computer, meaning that they may open our documents. However, there are documents that we can show to others but there are documents that we cannot show to others such as diaries or contracts, documents that must be kept confidential. To avoid this situation, I would like to guide how to set a password for Word documents.
How to set a password for a Word document
For Microsoft Word 2010:
Step 1: Open the document
Step 2: Set a password
- On the toolbar, select File, select Protect Document, and select Encrypt Password
- Enter the password for the document
- Enter your password again
And the result is:
For Microsoft Word 2007:
Step 1: Open the document
Step 2: Select the Microsoft Word icon -> Save as. The Save as dialog box appears:
+ Enter the name of the document to set a password if you want to create a new name or leave it unchanged
+ Select Tool -> General Options
Step 3: Set a password for the document
The General Options window has the following options depending on your intended use for which you can set a password for your document:
- Password to open: Set a password to open the document (When opening the document, you must enter this password to open it)
- Password to modify: The password to edit the document (Set this to avoid others edited into your document)
Step 4: Enter the password again
That's it and the result is the same as in Microsoft Word 2010.
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