Encrypted pdf file

Hi,
I received pdf file to my email, when i open it on my iphone the pages were blanks (White) i ask the sender to resend me the file as I thought there is some error sending it, but again the same, when i went home i open the file on mac and it is asked me for a password, then it is open and both files were fine,
So please any one know how to open encrypted pdf file on iPhone ????

Apparently you cannot. Sorry.

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problem is when i open to outlook to check mail at that time i got mail but attached file is not open which is encrypted file
so please help how to open attached file following process i do .
1: convert otf to pdf file
2: download pdf file into application server
3:encrypt pdf file with password protect
4:upload pdf file from application server
5:send mail
1. OTR TO PDF
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     format                      = 'PDF'
     max_linewidth               = 132
*   ARCHIVE_INDEX               = ' '
*   COPYNUMBER                  = 0
*   ASCII_BIDI_VIS2LOG          = ' '
*   PDF_DELETE_OTFTAB           = ' '
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     err_max_linewidth           = 1
     err_format                  = 2
     err_conv_not_possible       = 3
     err_bad_otf                 = 4
     OTHERS                      = 5.
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OPEN DATASET l_file FOR OUTPUT IN BINARY MODE .
IF sy-subrc = 0 .
    LOOP AT gt_pdf_tab.
      TRANSFER gt_pdf_tab TO l_file .
    ENDLOOP.
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ELSE.
    WRITE : / 'operating system could not open file' .
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*Then i use command line mode Encryptpdf, from verypdf.com, *
so successfuly file encrypted and password protected.*
Then upload pdf filw which is encrypted form application server
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    DO .
      READ DATASET to_file INTO gs_objbin. "GS_PDF_TAB.
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        APPEND gs_objbin TO gt_objbin . "GS_PDF_TAB TO GT_PDF_TAB.
      ELSE.
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then i use use FM SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_ATT_SEND_API1
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     put_in_outbox                    = 'X'
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*   NEW_OBJECT_ID                    =
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     contents_txt                     = i_objtxt
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     operation_no_authorization       = 4
     parameter_error                  = 5
     x_error                          = 6
     enqueue_error                    = 7
     OTHERS                           = 8
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Related FM SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_ATT_SEND_API1 you can check following example:
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How to change the font and size in the fillable field of an encrypted PDF file?

hi!
I’d like to change the font and size in the fillable field of an encrypted PDF file I-485 from www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-485.pdf
I’m using Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 in Windows XP. I firstly tried Adobe LiveCycle Designer, but the I-485 file requires password to be opened, which I don’t know.
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Now when i use distiller to convert this postscript file to pdf then distiller cannot produce a pdf file.
The log file contains following text:
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%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ] %%
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Quoting from online chat that was unsuccessful in resolving this(these) question(s)
Fred: The sender said
Fred: The senter of the document says "After all voting selections have been made to the ballot, CLICK on the red “Click Here to Finalize Selections” button located on the Ballot Image at the top or bottom right hand corner. By clicking the red “Click Here to Finalize Selections” button on the ballot image, it will generate a PDF of all needed materials which include your FPCA Voter Instructions, Declared Write-In candidates, if applicable, Security Envelope, Carrier Envelope and your personal Ballot. Note: you WILL NOT be able to get back into the program if you have already clicked to finalize your selections button. After clicking “Click Here to Finalize Selections” button, the generated PDF will ask you to click Open or Save, please CLICK Save As and then specify the save location onto your computer. "
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