I have folders in OneDrive each containing several documents - Word and PDF. I want to share these with various external users who are allowed to view the documents, download and modify local copies, but I don't want them to be able to change the originals.
In OneDrive I select the folder, right-click and select Share, and uncheck "Allow editing" so that the folder's share link is changed from "Anyone can edit" to "Anyone can view". I then copy the link and email it to a client. When the client opens a Word document in the folder he sees a message that the author has made it read-only, but he can then click on "Editing" and make changes which are then reflected in my original document. This is NOT what I want! Does anyone know is there any way to make it REALLY read-only?
In OneDrive I select the folder, right-click and select Share, and uncheck "Allow editing" so that the folder's share link is changed from "Anyone can edit" to "Anyone can view". I then copy the link and email it to a client. When the client opens a Word document in the folder he sees a message that the author has made it read-only, but he can then click on "Editing" and make changes which are then reflected in my original document. This is NOT what I want! Does anyone know is there any way to make it REALLY read-only?
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