1: When you no longer need this document in protected mode, you can remove the protection. If you do not see the tab, you will need to turn this on (see Steps 1 Developer and 2 below). Click on the Review tab and click on the "Protect Document" icon on the far right. From the Protect Document sub-menu, check box Restrict Formatting and Editing. The Restrict Formatting and Editing task pane appears on the right side of the screen. In the task pane, click the button Restrict Formatting and Editing Stop Protection located at the bottom left corner of the pane. In the dialogue Unprotect Document box, type the password to unprotect the document and click OK. “etd” Steps to unprotect a document. (TAD Services suggests Figure captions be Figure 1. single spaced.) The document protection is now removed. You may now edit this document. If you already have a thesis or dissertation document, you may want to copy only parts of this document into your current document. If you choose to paste your text into this document, you may need to reformat your heading levels before regenerating the automated Table of Contents. To re-format headings, see Chapter 2. A video demonstration of unprotecting the document and other common formatting tips and troubleshooting is available on the TAD web site for both PC and Mac users: MS Word Training for PC: http://www.ohio.edu/graduate/etd/wordpc.cfm
1: When you no longer need this document in protected mode, you can remove the protection. If you do not see the Developer tab, you will need to turn this on (see Steps 1 and 2 below). Click on the Review tab and click on the "Protect Document" icon on the far right. From the Protect Document sub-menu, check box Restrict Formatting and Editing. The Restrict Formatting and Editing task pane appears on the right side of the screen. In the Restrict Formatting and Editing task pane, click the Stop Protection button located at the bottom left corner of the pane. In the Unprotect Document dialogue box, type the password “etd” to unprotect the document and click OK. Figure 1. Steps to unprotect a document. (TAD Services suggests Figure captions be single spaced.) The document protection is now removed. You may now edit this document. If you already have a thesis or dissertation document, you may want to copy only parts of this document into your current document. If you choose to paste your text into this document, you may need to reformat your heading levels before regenerating the automated Table of Contents. To re-format headings, see Chapter 2. A video demonstration of unprotecting the document and other common formatting tips and troubleshooting is available on the TAD web site for both PC and Mac users: MS Word Training for PC: http://www.ohio.edu/graduate/etd/wordpc.cfm
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