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|  Protecting a Notebook’s Contents
Every Notebook has a cover page for hiding a Notebook’s contents from view. You can also set a password needed to open the Notebook, which also encrypts the information within the Notebook.
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Every Notebook has a Cover page, which you can show or hide using the File → Cover command. By default the Cover page shows the Notebook’s name. Double-clicking the Cover uncovers the Notebook.
The Notebook Inspector (Window → Inspector) contains options for auto-covering a Notebook. For example, you can set a Notebook to automatically turn to its cover page if there’s no activity in the Notebook for some amount of time, which is great if you’re ever called away from your computer without a change to cover it.
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| Assigning a Password to a Notebook
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Choose File → Set Password... to assign a password to a Notebook. When you assign a password using the File → Set Password... command, NoteBook will ask you to enter it whenever you open the Notebook. The Notebook Inspector also contains an option to require the password to uncover the Notebook.
Setting a password encrypts all of the pages within a Notebook, including the Multidex. Note that attachments are not encrypted.
IMPORTANT: Store your Notebook’s password in a safe place — you won’t be able to open your Notebook without it!
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| Preventing Editing on a Page
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Choose Page → Prevent Editing to prevent any changes from being made to the current page.
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