there is no way to put a password on your screenset. You can only protect your macros by saving them as precompiled (*.mcc).


Klaus

Hello Dear Klaus,
Please explain me that solutions?
I can save as *.mcc but im not sure how can put a password on these macros?

Please send me PM.
Best regards.

witch part of Klaus answer is so hard to understand

there is no way to put a password on your screenset

or:

You can only protect your macros by saving them as precompiled (*.mcc).

.mcc is compiled Version of a .m1s