The most secure way to edit content in PowerPoint

The PowerPoint slideshows you create, you want to share with everyone but don't want them to copy or edit the content in that PowerPoint document. So you want to set not allow editing content in PowerPoint.

You can refer to the article on how to set up not allow editing content in PowerPoint below.

Step 1:

You open your presentation as usual.Then choose Save As (or F12) to save the file as a new file with a different name.

The most secure way to edit content in PowerPoint Picture 1

Step 2:

In the Save As Type section select Powerpoint Show.

The most secure way to edit content in PowerPoint Picture 2

Step 3:

Your file has been saved as a presentation.So when opening the file, it shows in full screen mode (Full Screen) - the slide show should always be unable to edit the content, or copy the copy.

powerpoint powerpoint tips

Marvin Fry

Update 13 April 2020

You should read it

May be interested

How to use the INDEX function in excel?
along with vlookup and hlookup, an extremely interesting search function that you should not ignore is the index function. how to use it? is it difficult or not?
How to use the MATCH function and combine the MATCH function with the INDEX function
guide you to add a great search function followed by the match function and how to combine the match function with the index function.
3 ways to put abbreviations in WORD, EXCEL
instead of having to sit down typing we can solve it by putting acronyms in 3 ways as detailed in the following article.
3 Steps to use Slide Master in Powerpoint
what is slide master and how to use slide master? the following article will guide readers specifically 3 steps to mastering slide master.
The 10 most useful but often forgotten functions in excel
microsoft excel is an extremely effective and effective calculation tool not only for accounting and office but also for many other industries.
Did you know all the keyboard shortcuts from F1-> F12?
notice that the top row of computer keyboards has keyboard shortcuts from f1-> f12 but rarely use shortcuts.