How to password protect / secure one memo or all memo's?

Hello.
I have memos in the memopad that I need to password protect.
How can I protect individual memos?
Is there a way I can password protect the entire memopad program (if I am unable to password protect an indivual memo)?
Thanks!
Juggernaut

This app adds that functionality to the standard Memopad tool:
http://61moons.com/memolock.php

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I am using Numbers 08
And the Numbers User Guide, supplied with iWork '08, make no mention of password protection, which was introduced in Numbers '09.
Looks like the best option is Wayne's second suggestion—open via File > Print > PDF > Open in Preview, then Save the resulting PDF document with encryption turned on.
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the password to my keychain and just remember it?
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1. You can set your "login" keychain to automatically lock itself after a certain number of minutes. Launch "Keychain Access" in your Utilities folder. Select "login" in the keychain list then select "Edit -> Change settings for Keychain 'login'...". After the specified number of minutes the keychain will lock and anyone who accesses something on your system (that tries to get a password from the keychain) will have to enter your account password to unlock it.
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Encryption with disk utility is not a solution for me since my 10.6.8 computer would not recognize the disk.
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