Readonly access to dBase tables

Is there any way to create a readonly access to dBase tables?
Currently, we have all our data in dBase. We hope to provide a portion of the data to our users in StarOffice. But we don't want them to modfiy anything, just readonly. This is like Microsoft Excel, which connects dBase thru ODBC and present data in readonly mode. Is it achieveable?

Hi KeMin,
it is not possible to do that with StarOffice, you just can make these settings by the operating system.

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