Checking for Security Settings...

Hey all (:
I'm having difficulties creating PDFs.
Here's a screenshot of where it's stuck.
What must I do to have it skip that step, or have it working fine...?
Thanks (:

No luck... s:
Here's the Accessibility menu... I don't think I see anything that should block me..
I tried a reduced amount of files, it still just stuck checking the Security Settings of the first file.
I checked all the settings and I don't see any mention of OCR, so I guess it can't be that.
I typed 'security settings' in the help menu and got this:
I checked all the menu's, also nothing weird going on...
I did also get this when typing 'security settings' in the help menu:
'Import Security Settings' might be interesting. Clicking on it opens up a Finder window where I would be able to select some file to import with new security settings...
Maybe if I can get a file with security settings from a computer that does work, it might work, right?
I also checked the 'Advanced Preferences' menu in the 'Security' tab in the settings. They look like this:
and
Again, nothing suspicious going on... s:

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