Have you ever received a presentation that doesn’t allow you to make any changes? That could be a password protected presentation. Or, it could have been Marked as Final. Fortunately, Mark as Final is more of an administrative tool than a security tool. Its purpose is to make others aware that the author of the presentation doesn’t want others editing this work.
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Remove Mark as Final Option in PowerPoint 2016
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