Protecting New File

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I have a simple sub that creates a file, emails the file, then deletes the
file, is it possible to protect the data in the new file in any way. The file
is created from the original file where a range is selected and copied to the
new file.Is it possible to protect the file so that whoever recieves the
email cannot alter the info inside the attachment.
Many Thanks.
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