u/catbrew45

My organization has a shared drive with a password-protected document that everyone can read, but only I can edit. It's set up this way intentionally. The issue I'm running into is that if anyone else has a read-only copy of the document open, I can't save changes. I often have to open a new document, copy the existing, save somewhere else, and then re-save that copy once everyone's out of the original document. The file needs to stay in the all-staff folder, but I'm wondering if there's a setting or a different file type that would make the document truly read-only for everyone but me.

My organization holds a gala every other year and we always get donors who purchase tables but then end up sitting at someone else's table. We want to put an option to sponsor a table then give it back so we don't end up having to fill seats at the last minute. Does anyone have verbiage they've used on pledge forms or benefits in similar situations?

My organization holds a gala every other year and we always get donors who purchase tables but then end up sitting at someone else's table. We want to put an option to sponsor a table then give it back so we don't end up having to fill seats at the last minute. Does anyone have verbiage they've used on pledge forms or benefits in similar situations?