S Stone Cold 3:16 Active Member Joined Mar 4, 2008 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 156 Apr 5, 2008 #1 How do you secure a PDF file? Like make it so nobody can copy and whatnot.
MDS Forum Addict Joined Mar 25, 2008 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 276 Age 35 Location Ontario Apr 5, 2008 #2 id love to help you, but your banned.
cp an cat Joined Jan 30, 2007 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 3,278 Location [+] Apr 5, 2008 #3 Regardless... As long as you have the actual file, it can ALWAYS be copied, or reproduced in some manner. However, I believe Foxit and Microsoft Excel allow password protection/write protection to cells on PDF files...
Regardless... As long as you have the actual file, it can ALWAYS be copied, or reproduced in some manner. However, I believe Foxit and Microsoft Excel allow password protection/write protection to cells on PDF files...
N Nullware Guru Joined Jan 30, 2007 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 1,761 Location /home/Canada Apr 6, 2008 #4 If using Adobe Acrobat Professional: 1) Advanced -> Security -> Password Encrypt 2) You can set a password for modifying the document or even for opening it. 3) There are also options you can check as to what data can be copied, if it can be printed, etc.
If using Adobe Acrobat Professional: 1) Advanced -> Security -> Password Encrypt 2) You can set a password for modifying the document or even for opening it. 3) There are also options you can check as to what data can be copied, if it can be printed, etc.