If it's a CD-R, you can't. All files on CD-R are always read-only. The
"someone else" will have to copy the file from the CD to their hard drive,
right-click the file icon and choose Properties, and uncheck the read-only
box.
If it's a CD-RW, you may be able to make the file read-write, but DON'T try
to edit it in Word directly on the CD -- that's an excellent way to wind up
with a corrupted file that can't be opened again. Always copy to the hard
drive and work on it there.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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