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Lynn
How do you copy protect your email content and format?
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Roady [MVP]
In what kind of scenario?
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VanguardLH
Lynn said:How do you copy protect your email content and format?
You can't. If the recipient can see it, they can copy it.
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Lynn
I have done some formating and tables copied from word. How to IIn what kind of scenario?
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prevent recipient from copying my work and using it as their template?
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dlw
if you make it into a pdf file, it will look the same, but they will not be
able to open it in Word and muck with it.
here's a good free pdf maker:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/
able to open it in Word and muck with it.
here's a good free pdf maker:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I have done some formating and tables copied from word. How to I
prevent recipient from copying my work and using it as their template?
You can't, actually, except under some fairly strict conditions. If the bits
are on someone else's computer, they can do what they want with it. Copyright
your material, if need be, and register the copyright so you can prove
plagerism at a later date.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
if you make it into a pdf file, it will look the same, but they will not be
able to open it in Word and muck with it.
Nonsense. Copy/Paste works just as well from Adobe Reader (or any other PDF
viewer) as from, say, Word.