How can I set all the cells in the notebook not editable? I don't want that a user can change phrases and letters.
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Editable,Deployedetc. Maybe evenCDFDeploy. $\endgroup$NotebookObjectit is misused.EvaluationNotebook[]is enough. $\endgroup$Editablethen? $\endgroup$