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How to Password Protect a XML SpreadSheet

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    I am generating a Excel Sheet(XML SpraedSheet) through XSLT transform.How to password protect the XML SpreadSheet in XSLT. Is there is any tag to password Protect? Is there is any other solutions to password protect the XML Spreadsheet? Best Regards

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      I am generating a Excel Sheet(XML SpraedSheet) through XSLT transform.How to password protect the XML SpreadSheet in XSLT. Is there is any tag to password Protect? Is there is any other solutions to password protect the XML Spreadsheet? Best Regards

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      It's as if you understand XSLT, and yet somehow have no idea what XML is. How is that possible ? XML is a string. You can write external code to encode the entire string ( meaning it won't be XML anymore ), or to encode the contents of the nodes. You'd then need corresponding code to decode the information. You can invent a 'password protect tag', but it's plainly not going to alter the fact that all you have is a plain text file.

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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