You can either open it read-only by passing .T. for the 3rd parameter to the Open method, or make it "recommended read-only" by issuing SaveAs with the 5th parameter set to .T.
Note that, in Office, read-only simply means you can't save it back to the original file. It doesn't keep the user from making changes.
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