Actually I just posted here and in Office as I wasn't sure the best place for
it. Thanks for the link suggestion

"LD5SZRA" wrote:


You have posted this message everywhere it seems and you can't
keep a track of everything like this. Try this link for one of
the solutions:

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_thread/thread/36a41f10d013c66d?hl=en#

hth


Danny Boy wrote:

Btw, I have the Office 2007 Suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) on my computer,
and I'm using a Windows 7 PC.

"Danny Boy" wrote:

If I want to send an email with attachment (usually in Word, Excel or
Powerpoint) so that it is secure, and so that the attachment can only be
opened by someone who knows the "password" that we agree upon, is there a way
to do this?

I wasn't familiar with an available option in Outlook, or any specific
programs or coding that allow for this.

Btw, can emails themselves be password protected so that the intended
recipient has to enter an agreed upon password, just to read the content of
the email (as well as access any attached files included)? If this is
possible, than I wouldn't need to secure and password protect the attached
file if the recipient can't even access the content of the email itself
without a password.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Dan

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