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Remove read only Click the Microsoft Office Button. , and then click Save or Save As if you have previously saved the document. Click Tools. Click General Options. Clear the Read-only recommended check box. Click OK. Save the document. You might need to save it as another file name if you have already named the document.

To make changes to a document, in the upper-right corner, select Edit Document > Edit. If someone else created the document, they might not allow editing. You can go to File > Save as, save it with another name, and edit the new document.

To make changes to a document, in the upper-right corner, select Edit Document > Edit. If someone else created the document, they might not allow editing. You can go to File > Save as, save it with another name, and edit the new document. Or you can ask the document owner to enable editing.

Unlock a protected document On the Review tab, in the Protect group, click Restrict Editing. In the Restrict Formatting and Editing task pane, click Stop Protection. If you are prompted to provide a password, type the password.

You might be unable to edit a document because the original author set it to read-only mode. This situation requires you to disable the read-only mode, which you can accomplish by following these steps: Right-click on the Word document you want to edit. Select the "Properties" option from the menu that appears.

When someone shares a Word document with you, the email you receive includes a link that opens the document in your web browser: in Word for the web. Select Edit Document > Edit in Browser. If anyone else is working on the document, you'll see their presence and the changes they're making.

To edit the file from view window, select the file name and double-click on the highlighted file name. The file is displayed in Microsoft Office Online viewer. Click Edit in Browser. If not already signed in, click the Sign In with work or school account and enter your valid login credentials.