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You simply cannot search the pdf at all in SL if it is encrypted with a password.
I have a pdf with important data. To access it, I entered a password, and I can search it in Leopard.
The same document, after the password is entered, cannot be search in SL.
Save the same document as a non passworded protected pdf and it can be search.
Is there a new command I have missed?

I see the same thing. it would appear to be a bug to me. I suggest you file a bug report.

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Password protected PDF document not opened with nokia E7-00. Previously I used nokia N79, that time I was able to open Password protected PDF file such as bank email statement etc. Now I can't.
It is quite disappointing with this phone !

hi mateys,
you may want to search under "PDF" in the Nokia Store, as some solutions such as Picsel Smart Office exist, where they do open password-protected PDF's.

Password protected Numbers document

Hi,
I created a password protected Numbers document, off course I have forgotten the password to it.
Is there any way to recover the contents of this document? (3rd party app?)
I've read that Numbers doesn't encrypte the files so I'm guessing there must be a way.
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Who said that Numbers doesn't encrypt the file?
Some of us wrote that we don't know the level of protection offered by the encryption scheme, no less, no more.
If I compare the Index.xml.gzip of a normally saved document and he one available in a protected one, the contents are completely differents (even the size changes).
If you buy a security lock for your house's door, I assume that you will take care of it.
It's the same with the keyword sed to encrypt a document.
Numbers is fair enough to give you the indice which you where urged to enter when you defined the password.
It you can't remember te code with this indice, it woul de useful to forger not only the passwords but also, the protection feature.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) lundi 12 octobre 2009 21:14:23

I cannot open password protected PDF document with attachments with Adobe Reader on OS X. Crashes.

I cannot open password protected PDF document having attachments on my OS X (v 10.8.4) with Adobe Reader X nor XI. The reader crashes. The same document using the same password opens fine on the laptop and Windows systems wheni it is fetched from a secure mail server. Why?

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Is there a way to password protect a document in the app Pages?

I'm using iOS 7.1 on my iPad - and yes, you can click the little spanner (wrench) icon when you're in the document you want to protect, and there's an option "set password" towards the bottom of the menu.

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Is There a way to password protect iCloud documents on my Mac and on iPad?

Roger not so fast. Check this out: I own a studio with about 8 staff ranging from accounts, editors, creative directors and client services. Sometimes, there's even an intern or an outside contractor present for a period of time. So far we use pages and numbers to handle all the scripts, schedules, shot lists, etc and I'd like to also store some of the admin contents (again, files generated in pages, begging for iCloud), proposals, budgets... They should at the very least, let you password protect a folder.
It's so surprising that Apple doesn't simply extend their now FANTASTIC App/iCloud/Device integration ever so slightly in the direction of the SMALL PRODUCTION HOUSE. I have thouroughly investigated everything from Studiometry to Rule to Evernote. Bloat. Bloat. And more bloat!
Apple while you're at it, offer domain name resolution so we can actually use the email service. Right now half my setup is tangled up with google apps and gmail. I shudder at the thought.
Ps I'd have separate apple accounts for each employee but nothing beats the single integration of iCal and contacts etc.

Password protecting a document

How can I password protect a document in Pages so that only I can access it when I provide my password? Thanks!

p,
In iWork 09, we can apply a password in the Document Inspector, Document Tab. In iWork 08, we use Disk Utility.app to create a secure folder to save our work in. So, the file itself isn't protected, but access to the folder it is stored in is very secure.
To make a secure folder, start Disk Utility and click on New Image on the Tool Bar. Name the folder, select a Volume Size that's larger than you might ever need, leave the Volume Format on the default, set the Encryption to the lower number of bits (recommended), Single Partition, Image Format > Sparse Disk Image.
Don't forget your password because the encryption is such that you'll never crack it and your work will be lost with the password. If you use a secure User Account password to access your account on the computer, you can have Keychain remember your disk image password for convenience. If you carry your work around on a flash drive, you won't have to worry about anyone reading it if you lose the drive.
Jerry
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Password protecting scanned documents

I can password protect pdf files, but when I scan a document, it won't allow me to password protect it. When I do "Save as" it doesn't give me security options. When I "print as pdf" it will give me security options but once I put in the password and try to save it, it says it doesn't save in print mode. I think my scanner may be scanning into Adobe Reader? What do I need to do to password protect these documents?

Not impossible at all because it already had the password!
The point is that some apps can set a password. We can't look inside your computer and tell you what apps you have, and which ones you were using to make particular PDF files.
There are two different ways to have a password on a PDF.
1. At the time it is made. Some apps offer this choice. Adobe Reader does not make new PDF files, only reads ones you made before so this does not apply.
2. Later. Adobe Reader can read the file BUT NOT SET A PASSWORD. The Adobe Mac app that does this is called "Adobe Acrobat Pro XI".

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Need to know what the minimum Adobe software I need to purchase to password protect pdf documents that I need to email.

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Hello i want to put all my bank details in a pages document,so i will need to password protect it and i do not know how to,any suggestions please?
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Hi!
Here is a link refering to the Help menu. _http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9679992_
In the Help menu you can also download the Pages User Guide. At the bottom of page 35, English version, you can read about password-protecting your document.
I find the Pages User Guide very helpful.

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How do I print a password protected Adobe document with hpeprint? I have an Officejet Pro 8600Plus

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If password protected PDF documents, you can not print on ANY printer unless you can ccrraacckk it.
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Password protecting certain documents

I have several documents I would like to password protect individually. Is this possible and if so, how?

MS Office has it's own password protection built in.
You set it through the Options button in the Save As dialog (v.X)
It may be a different place if you are using a different version of Office, but you should be able to find it by looking in the Help.
Other than that, I would second the suggestion to use a secure Disk Image.
Open up /Applications/Utilities/DiskUtility
In the help search for the page titled 'Protecting confidential documents in a secure disk image'

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It seems Keynote '08 has some difficulty opening a PowerPoint 2007 document which has been password protected. Unhelpfully, it only suggests 'import error' rather than something more meaningful.
I've saved the same document without its password, and Keynote opens it just fine (albeit with the usual warnings about missing fonts).
Is this expected behaviour, or a bug to be fixed? Password-protected documents (however weak the protection) are the norm around here, so Keynote is going to be a bit of a handbrake...
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No, unless there is a third party viewed which can handle the passwords. The in-built viewer is a simple viewer and doesn't support password protected documents at all.
Have a search through the Appshopper website to see if there is something better.

Is it possible to open a password protected pages document made on my mac on my iPad?

I can't find the answer anywhere in the Pages documents or googling, so I thought I'd ask here. I own Pages on my ipad, but not my imac. The ipad version won't create a password protected file, but the mac version will. Could someone who has Pages on both their mac and ipad do a quick test for me to answer this. It should be as easy as:
1) create and save a password protected document on the mac Pages
2) sync it through icloud to the ipad.
3) try to open it on the ipad Pages.
4) report back
If the answer is yes, I'll probably buy Pages for the mac, but if not, probably won't.
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One previous simila query resulted in the following:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/15607840#15607840
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How can my end user password-protect a document that has been digitally signed?

Hello,
I have seen some threads that indirectly address parts of this question, but am still left unsure about whether this process can be done - and if it can, I could use your help in understanding it - thank you.
Two of our end users use digital signatures (certificate-based) in Acrobat 9 Pro to sign documents attesting the accuracy & calibration status of lab equipment for use in a legal environment. These end users are concerned that their documents could be altered or edited, and asked me if password protection can also be applied to their documents that need to be digitally signed.
Thank you in advance for your advice.

isakten wrote:
Do you apply "Open" password or "Permissions" password or both? If you apply "Permissions" password (with or without the "Open" password) make sure that "Changes Allowed" include Filling in form fields and signing existing signature fields" or "Commenting, filling in form fields and signing existing signature fields". If permissions do not allow you to sign, you cannot sign.
Be aware of the alert that Acrobat pops up when you apply "Permissions" password that all Adobe products respect permissions that you set but that 3rd-party PDF Viewers may not (and many do not).
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