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From: Bob I on 7 Apr 2010 13:26
It definitely would be messy, I guess it depends on the situation the OP
is attempting to "cure".

Dave Peterson wrote:
> Perhaps...
>
> But if the user has to update the file and then save it, you'd have to
> complicate matters (a whole lot) by saving the file with all that stuff hidden.
>
> And with the protection that's offered by both worksheet and workbook protection
> (tools|protection type), it's still not too secure.
>
>
> Bob I wrote:
>
>>Perhaps "hide" everything in the file, and then have auto-open macro
>>check file name and location, if success, unhide?
>>
>>Dave Peterson wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Not really.
>>>
>>>Users can copy the file using windows explorer. And anything I could do to make
>>>sure that it's where it's supposed to be (and named correctly) would rely on
>>>macros. And macros can be disabled.
>>>
>>>SG Hurst wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I am trying to stop others from saving a file under a different name. Is it
>>>>possible?
>>>
>>>
>

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