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Open as a read-only file? File in use? What was that all about? It was, after all, my file. Who else would be using it?Teleconferences, also known as teleseminars, are fast becoming one of the most valuable strategies you can use to increase your market position, your lead generation list and your profit margins. You can quickly become known as an expert in both your field and market through the power of teleconferences.Why Host A Teleconference? Consultants, coaches, speakers and trainers can li The answer to that last question was, of course, anyone. Anyone at all could be using it. I worked in a company with 200+ employees and most of our documents were saved on drives with shared access. My file, essentially, was available to anyone in the entire company, from upper management to the receptionist, on a whim. With large network systems and often multiple branches, many companies these days have shared drives where employees in different regions can access the same files. Often, those companies limit the size of the hard drives on individual computers to minimize the saving of files onto the computer itself, forcing employees to store their important files where all can see. Some files, by nature, need to be shared. Often spreadsheets and other documents are passed from person to person and department to department via shared drives such as my company used, or via email. Still, other files are meant to be private records, not available to all eyes. Either way, you'll want to ensure the integrity of your important documents. There are a number of ways to protect important files. Here are some suggestions to get you started: -- For files that are intended for your eyes only, add a password. Most commercial software such as Excel and Word offer the option to password protect your document. Consult your software manual or the help file for further information. Be sure to choose a secure password and don't share it. 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