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Remove PDF passwords using a virtual PDF printer
you need to have the password in the first place to open and print the file.Not necessarily - we produce protected pdf files with permission set so that anyone can open or print them, but not alter or copy the contents - some settings let you open a file but not print it, so if this works (I haven't tried it yet), you will definitely have annoyed someone.
Remove PDF passwords using a virtual PDF printer
you will definitely have annoyed someone
I hope so. These documents have annoyed me enough times. I'd love to hear a defense of using password protection to produce read-only documents that made any sense at all. The password protection serves no legitimate purpose. If I wanted to produce a PDF that included your corporate pledge of fealty to Osama bin Laden, or noted your founder's enthusiasm for kinky sex, I could do it easily enough, as could anyone else. The password protection only serves to stiffle the flow of information for legitimate purposes.
Remove PDF passwords using a virtual PDF printer
As much as I hate password protected pdf files (and will do everything to remove this protection), password protection is there to prevent people from forging documents.
Remove PDF passwords using a virtual PDF printer
As you are looking for a reason for passwording the changing of a document, how about this:
Remove PDF passwords using a virtual PDF printer
i'm sorry for your company if it tries to protect something using pdf-passwords. darwin's theory tells us that you deserve to have your work stolen. |
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