Global security policy disabled

Hi everyone,
I am using a PDF that is password protected. When I try to open the file I get a JavaScript window - Protectpdf - Error.
It states go to Edit > Preferences > JavaScript and uncheck the "Enable global object security policy" checkbox.
How do I get to this Edit window?
Oscar

matermax wrote:
Please go to Edit > Preferences > JavaScript and uncheck the "Enable global object security policy" checkbox. NOTE: In some versions of Adobe Reader you may need to enable JavaScript first.
And - did you?

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