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Say, Is there a way to password protect these embedded docs?
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Say, Is there a way to password protect these embedded docs?

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<a href="http://davidwalsh.name/google-password-protected-areas" rel="ugc">http://davidwalsh.name/google-password-protected-areas</a>
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http://davidwalsh.name/google-password-protected-areas [http://davidwalsh.name/google-password-protected-areas]

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Actually looking for the user to have to login in order to see their embedded Google xls....
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Actually looking for the user to have to login in order to see their embedded Google xls....

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We commonly use Google docs and we believe one can embed a Google doc spreadsheet on their own website for its users/clients to have access to their details. We have our own company domain however we want to make this service of making Google docs available on our website for our users/clients to access. How can we achieve this? Is it possible?<br />
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Once all of this is done - how does one reverse the process &amp;&nbsp;unpublish the document online of from the net.
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Say,

We commonly use Google docs and we believe one can embed a Google doc spreadsheet on their own website for its users/clients to have access to their details. We have our own company domain however we want to make this service of making Google docs available on our website for our users/clients to access. How can we achieve this? Is it possible?

Once all of this is done - how does one reverse the process & unpublish the document online of from the net.

Google Docs - Embedded

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