Office in WM7 cannot open a PW protected file. (tried an Excel file, would not open till I removed the PW)
How about a PW protected Zip file? Not tried that.
Any thoughts or ideas on how to protect a document on a WM7 phone?
Thanks!!
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Is there anyway to password protect files on my Sprint Mogul. I want it so there is a password required to open certain files on my phone. Is that possible? Thanks.
Hi,
I transfered an excel 2003 file to my HD2 running WM6.5.x and tried to open the file but got an error saying that Mobile Excel 2010 cant open password protected files.
However when i access the same file from a desktop PC, it opens without asking for a password! And upon checking closer the workbook is 'protected' as opposed to 'password protected' for editing.
Any suggestions?
thanks
can excel 2010 open password protected file?
can excel mobile 2010 open and create password protected documents? the previous version couldn't so maybe this one...anybody knows?
The Office Password Recovery helps you to open password protected excel file. So, anytime you forget password to open excel workbook, always remember there is the Office Password Recovery at your service.
why do only xxxxx reply? I DON'T NEED TO RECOVER A PASSWORD !! I'M ASKING WHETHER OR NOT OFFICE MOBILE 2010 SUPPORTS THE PASSWORD OPTION FOR ITS FILES!!! IF YOU DON'T KNOW DON'T ANSWER FOR SOMETHING I DIDN'T ASK!
Is there any way to create password protected document with stock 2.2? I've tried quick office and Open Office none of them able to open password protected doc for DOC or ODT of their own format. Thanks.
Hi,
does someone know how to install certificate in ROM HD2 Pdaimatejam Rom Wp7.5 Tango 7.10.8773.98 v7.8?
It doesnt work install it via IE or Skydrive. Also not from email.
Thanks.
It can be done using provxml or registry editing or an app that calls the Certificate APIs, but the phone *should* handle .CER files just fine. Is the certificate in an unusual format?
in file *.cert.
Where I can install Certificate APIs ?
If you don't mind the certificate going into the default store, rename its extension to .CER and mail it to yourself again; that will probably work.
The certificate APIs are documented on MSDN. I can find some sample code if you really need it.
GoodDayToDie said:
If you don't mind the certificate going into the default store, rename its extension to .CER and mail it to yourself again; that will probably work.
The certificate APIs are documented on MSDN. I can find some sample code if you really need it.
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I am idiot I got my certificate in CRT suffix and not CER. I rename it and send via mail and it opened and installed.
Sorry.