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Lock a Subject (Mac) In the Library, right-click on a Subject. Click Edit, enable Lock Subject. Select Save.

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To password protect, change the color of, or the icon of a subject, tap EDIT, then tap the gear in the banner next to the name of the subject. To password protect a subject, tap the padlock and set your password. A padlock will now appear next to the subject on the left. Tap the padlock to lock or unlock it.

Locking an image is only possible in Noteshelf (at the moment). To do so, tap & hold the image until an editing menu bar will appear. Tap Lock, and you've done it.

Step-by-Step Guide to Locking Picture in PowerPoint Select the picture that you want to lock. Go to the "Format" tab. Click on the "Size" dropdown menu. Select "More Layout Options" Click on the "Properties" tab. Check the "Lock aspect ratio" and "Lock position" options. Press the "Close" button.

Turn backup on & off for Locked Folder On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Photos app . Sign in to your Google Account. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial. Tap Photos settings Backup. ... Open Locked Folder. Use your device screen lock when prompted. Turn Back up Locked Folder on or off.