Indesign - Verwendungsrechte in Adobe Reader aktivieren

Hallo
Ich möchte bei einem mit Indesign CS6 erstellten Formulars die Verwendungsrechte in Adobe Reader aktivieren.
Wie funktioniert das, vielen Dank für eure Hilfe
Aschi

An dieser Stelle hatte ich die Einstellung auch gesucht.
Ich klicke also auf "Als interaktives PDF exportieren" anschliessend auf "Sicherheit" und hier kann ich für diese Berechtigung ein Kennwort eingeben.
Ist diese Funktion ohne Kennwort nicht verfügbar?

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