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Naturally, you can lock not only the contents of individual cells but whole tables.
For this purpose, simply select the whole table and then use the procedure described
above.
Protecting forms
Before you put a newly created form to use, you should protect it from being
changed. When a form is ready for use, the form itself should no longer be subject
to change, and only the objects in the form that are intended to be filled in should
be changeable.
The following methods for protecting forms are available to you:
Using Forms mode
When you activate Forms mode (see section “Filling out forms”) the forms objects
can still be filled in, but other parts of the document can no longer be edited, and
most TextMaker commands are no longer available.
Forms mode can be activated and deactivated with the View > Forms Mode.
Note: Keep in mind that users who fill in the form can deactivate Forms mode at
any time unless you prevent them from doing so by locking Forms mode with a
password (see below).
Saving the form in Forms mode
Tip: When you save a document in Forms mode, Forms mode is automatically
reactivated the next time the document is opened.
Locking Forms mode with a password
As required, you can prevent other users from deactivating Forms mode by locking
it with a password.
To do this, invoke the File > Properties command and switch to the Forms property
sheet. Activate Forms mode by checking the Forms mode activated option.
Then, enter a Password to deactivate Forms mode and confirm with OK. Finally,
save the document.
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