Form Security

Is it possible to lock down the back end of a form created in designer. I don't want people to take my form...and open it in designer and change the back end. Is this possible...if so how?
Thanks,
Tyler

Open the Designer form in Acrobat and apply a Change permissions password.
Rocky

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