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Password protection is ONLY available with Acrobat Standard or Pro. The PDF to Word converter is just what the name implies... PDF to Word... No encryption, no protection.

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How do I password protect a pdf file - getting error messages?

I'm trying to protect a pdf file (i.e. a tax return printed to PDF) with password to open and password to modify. However I'm getting an error message in a pop up window saying..."The file may be read-only, or another user may have it open. Please save document with a different name, or in a different folder." I'm using WIN 8.1. and I'm using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI (student / teacher version). This is a standalone PC so I can't imaging someone else is using this file. Also I've tried renaming and saving to a different folder (from the folder the original file is saved). I've also looked at properties of the PDF file and its not tagged as read only. Please advise if I'm missing something. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for responding...I'm getting the same message that I got at first..."The file may be read-only, or another user may have it open. Please save document with a different name, or in a different folder."
The next day I emailed the file to my work PC and encrypted it with no problems. I have WIN 7 and am using Acrobat 8.0 there. So the problem seems to be with my new PC here at home (i.e. WIN 8.1 and Acrobat XI). Frustrating. I'm betting its some obscure setting in WIN or Acrobat, that is way over my head. Please let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks again.
Phil

Password Protection of PDF file generated thru SAP

Hi,
I have written a program to send payslip through email . This mail sends the payslip as a PDF attachment.
I want to password protect that PDF document, so that it asks for a password before being opened by the employee.
Your suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Sanchit

Hi sanchit,
1. The payslip passes thru SCOT
   settings,
   which in turn generates the PDF
   and sends mail.
2. SCOT does not provide any such facility,
   for password protection.
3. I don't think the password
   concept can be done in a normal fashion !
regards,
amit m.

I am trying to upload a downloaded pdf file, but cannot open the downloaded files

I am trying to open 2 downloaded pdf files (ticketmaster tickets) from 4/23/11 so that I can upload them to stubhub.com and sell them. I can't even open a pdf file that I downloaded today? Plus, the pdf files are not being saved in my download file on my C disk as I have specified. Any suggestions?

I am 99.9% certain that all pages were uploaded. You can confirm this by downloading it and checking to see that it's all there.
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Can I password-protect a PDF file?

I'm trying to set up a site with a 'members-only' area that
contains PDF files. Is there some way to password-protect the files
themselves, or do I need to settle for a protected php page that
links to the files. While it's unlikely that a non-member would be
able to guess the filenames, it's possible that an ex-member who's
username and password have been removed would still be able to
access the files with a bookmark, as they're not protected.
I understand that short of a commercial product to convert
pdf to html, I'm stuck with the pdf format, but is there some way
to embed the pdf within a html page?
DW8 WinXP php mySQL

You can actually create files and store them with different
names, so as
they can't be downloaded conventionally ...
In most Windows, and I am assuming PHP setups - you can store
files above
the root and use a page to call them ...
You protect them too - I think on a blanket (all instances of
the file have
the same password) approach is easier ...
Or take a look at this
http://www.rustyparts.com/pdf.php
HTH's
Gerry
http://www.UsableContent.co.uk
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> I'm trying to set up a site with a 'members-only' area
that contains PDF
> files.
> Is there some way to password-protect the files
themselves, or do I need
> to
> settle for a protected php page that links to the files.
While it's
> unlikely
> that a non-member would be able to guess the filenames,
it's possible that
> an
> ex-member who's username and password have been removed
would still be
> able to
> access the files with a bookmark, as they're not
protected.
>
> I understand that short of a commercial product to
convert pdf to html,
> I'm
> stuck with the pdf format, but is there some way to
embed the pdf within a
> html
> page?
>
> DW8 WinXP php mySQL
>

How do I convert a password protected a pdf file to excel

I downloaded my credit card statement from my on-line bank site in PDF format. When I tried to convert it to an excel file, i received a message that it could not be done because the file was password protected. How can I proceed?

I am sorry. I just purchased the upgrade and am just getting acclimatized to the process. I appreciate your comment. And thank you for your response.

Will Standard Edition of Adobe Acrobat allow password protection for PDF files or do I need to purchase Acrobat Pro?

I need to password protect PDF files in an office environment. I was wondering if I need Adobe Acrobat Pro or would the Standard Edition suffice? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Standard is sufficient.

Password protection to PDF file in SAP

Hi All,
Need a help from ABAPer, we have a tax projection sheet which is mailed to every employee based on his Email ID maintained in IT - 0105 (Communications). However, thre was a small bug in the report due to which the Tax sheet was mailed to wrong emp no. which is corrected now.
I want to add a new logic in which i will give Password for each pdf which is sent to the employee in which without the passwrd the employee cannot open the file.
The passwrd will be EMP ID@DDMMYYYY is there anyone who have written this kind of code, then please share the code with me...
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Prasad Lad

Hi,
Check this link
pdf with password encryption
regards

Password Protection for pdf file

Hi Gurus,
Wish u happy new year
Is there any possibility for giving the password for the pdf file from SAP so that it should be password enabled. Now am able to send the pdf file attachment through mail. But my requirement is I have to give the password facility to the pdf file so that when the user wants to see the pdf file in mail it should ask that password.
Hope my requirement is clear.
Points will be awarded
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I can view a completed PDF file, but I can not open it

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Try if updating to the latest version 10.1.3 still does the same.
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What software do I need to password protect a PDF?

We currently have Adobe Premiere Elements9, Photoshop, & Acrobat 9 Standard. Do we need to purchase another product in order to have the capabilities to password protect a .pdf file?

Hi HonorHomes,
You have what you need! You can assign a password to your PDF in Acrobat. Here's a tutorial that shows you how: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-acrobat-9/protecting-your-pdf-using-a-password/
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How to protect a pdf file by a password

Hi,
I have written a program to send payslip through email . This mail sends the payslip as a PDF attachment.
I want to password protect that PDF document, so that it asks for a password before being opened by the employee.
Your suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Domenico.

Hi
You can get the idea by having a look on these links.
Password protection of pdf attachment
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Password Protection of PDF file generated thru SAP
Regards,
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how do i password protect my pdf files ?

Hi,
You would be able to achieve this with the use of Adobe Acrobat.
Please download and test the 30 days Trial for Adobe Acrobat : http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=acrobat_pro&loc=us
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