Hi
I have an Excel workbook that I want to copyright. I've googled how to do this and have been advised, that I just need to place the following statement in
cell A2: "Copyright © 2009 {Jim Bondy]. All Rights Reserved."
I have about 40 sheets in my workbook. All of the Sheets and Macros are password protected. I've worked hard on this for the last year - don't want it stolen.
1) Do I have to include the statement on all 40 sheets?
2) Does it have to be in Cell "A2"? I don't have that cell available in every sheet.
3) Cosmetically it would look messy. Can I put it at the bottom of the page instead?
4) What's to stop a bad guy to crack my password and insert his own statement?
I have emailed the program to myself, periodically throughout the process of development, over the last year (without that statement).
I tried using the 'UI Editor' for 'Microsoft Office' and get the error: "Not a valid XML document Root element is missing", so I guess that this is not of xlsm files
I can't afford a legal person for help with copyrighting this. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much JimmyB