Certificate Encryption using JavaScript

Question

All:
I am encrypting documents using a certificate.  This code works exect that the document restrictions are not employed.
After the code is executed, all the document restrictions (Document Properties -> Security -> Document Restriction Summary) are "Allowed".  When "Change Settings" is clicked, the Certificate Secuirty Settings window appears.  After clicking "Next", the Permissions group box has all the correct permissions; HOWEVER, when one clicks "Permissions..." the check box "Restrict printing and editing of the document and its security settings" is not ticked.  After ticking the "Restrict printing..." check box and saving the document (notice no other settings were chaged), the permissions are removed.
How does one use JavaScript to "Restrict printing and editing of the document and its security settings"?
var curDoc = this;
var certPath = "/C/Documents and Settings/rrh/Desktop/Sample/";
var cliCertFile = "CertFile.cer";
var cliCert = security.importFromFile({cType:"Certificate", cDIPath:certPath + cliCertFile});
var cliEntity = [{defaultEncryptCert:cliCert}];
var cliPermissions =
    allowAll: false,
    allowAccessibility: false,
    allowContentExtraction: false,
    allowChanges: "none",
    allowPrinting: "lowQuality"
curDoc.encryptForRecipients(
    oGroups:
        {userEntities: cliEntity, permissions: cliPermissions}
    bMetaData:true,
Special Kudos to Patrick who helped with document certification in JS.

Answer 1

I GOT IT!  The issue was an error of omission: curDoc.saveAs(curDoc.path);
var curDoc = this;
var cliPath = "/C/Documents and Settings/rrh/Desktop/Sample/";
var cliCertFile = "CertFile.cer";
var cliCert = security.importFromFile({cType:"Certificate", cDIPath:cliPath + cliCertFile});
var cliEntity = [{defaultEncryptCert:cliCert}];
var cliPermissions =
    allowAll: false,
    allowSecuritySettings: false,
    allowAccessibility: false,
    allowContentExtraction: false,
    allowChanges: "none",
    allowPrinting: "lowQuality"
curDoc.encryptForRecipients(
    oGroups:
        {userEntities: cliEntity, permissions: cliPermissions}
    bMetaData: true,
    bUI: false
curDoc.saveAs(curDoc.path);
Other changes are the including
1) allowSecuritySettings: false
2) bMetaData: true, bUI: false
It seems the document needed to be saved using JavaScript immediately after adding the security.  When trying to save the documentby File -> Save; the "The document could not be saved. Bad Paramater." error would appear.  By saving the document in code, the encryption is properly applied.  After closing and re-opening the document, all permissions are "Not Allowed" except for printing.
Edit:
This code functioned in the console.