Password protecting pdf documents

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

You need to purchase Adobe Acrobat for this.

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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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Password protected PDF document not opened with E7...

Dear all,
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.

Any way to password protect pdf document when emailing?

Is there any way to password protect an adobe document when emailing like you would a word document?

Hi bcanino,
You can apply security to a PDF using Acrobat (apply an Open Document password, a Document Permissions password, or both). For more information, see PDF passwords, protected PDF, file permissions | Adobe Acrobat XI
I hope that helps.
Best,
Sara

Generating password protected pdf document usuing as_pdf_mini package

Actually i want to implement password protected pdf file which is generated using as_pdf_mini.
so i want help on that.....

- Read the specs on PDF 1.3
- take as_pdf3
- the next is some code I used to check several steps of the encryption
declare
t_encryption_padding raw(32) := hextoraw( '28BF4E5E4E758A4164004E56FFFA01082E2E00B6D0683E802F0CA9FE6453697A' );
p_owner_password varchar2(32) := '';
p_user_password varchar2(32) := 'abc';
t_tmp raw(32);
t_tmp_u raw(32);
t_o raw(320);
t_u raw(320);
begin
t_tmp_u := utl_raw.substr( utl_raw.concat( utl_raw.cast_to_raw( p_user_password ), t_encryption_padding), 1, 32 );
if p_owner_password is null
then
    t_tmp := t_tmp_u;
else
    t_tmp := utl_raw.substr( utl_raw.concat( utl_raw.cast_to_raw( p_owner_password ), t_encryption_padding), 1, 32 );
end if;
t_tmp := dbms_crypto.hash( t_tmp, dbms_crypto.hash_md5 );
t_o := dbms_crypto.encrypt( t_tmp_u, dbms_crypto.encrypt_rc4, utl_raw.substr( t_tmp, 1, 5 ) );
--dbms_output.put_line( t_o );
t_tmp := dbms_crypto.hash( utl_raw.concat( t_tmp_u
                                           , t_o
                                           , utl_raw.cast_from_binary_integer( -4, utl_raw.little_endian ) -- waarde van /P
                                           , hextoraw( 'fb3642e78f13a14ef522287f16d63195' ) -- waarde van /ID
                           , dbms_crypto.hash_md5
t_u := dbms_crypto.encrypt( t_encryption_padding, dbms_crypto.encrypt_rc4, utl_raw.substr( t_tmp, 1, 5 ) );
--dbms_output.put_line( t_u );
t_tmp := utl_raw.concat( utl_raw.substr( t_tmp, 1, 5 )
                         , utl_raw.substr( utl_raw.cast_from_binary_integer( 8, utl_raw.little_endian ), 1, 3 ) -- object nr
                         , utl_raw.substr( utl_raw.cast_from_binary_integer( 0, utl_raw.little_endian ), 1, 2 ) -- generation nr
t_tmp := dbms_crypto.hash( t_tmp, dbms_crypto.hash_md5 );
dbms_output.put_line( dbms_crypto.encrypt( 'FEFF', dbms_crypto.encrypt_rc4, utl_raw.substr( t_tmp, 1, 10 ) ) );
dbms_output.put_line( dbms_crypto.encrypt( utl_raw.cast_to_raw( 'AS-PDF 0.3.0 by Anton Scheffer' ), dbms_crypto.encrypt_rc4, utl_raw.substr( t_tmp, 1, 10 ) ) );
end;Anton

Generating password protected pdf document -PLSQL

Experts,
Can please anyone to share the code how to do password protect the pdf which is located in unix directory.

Google gave me below links :
http://technology.amis.nl/2012/04/11/generating-a-pdf-document-with-some-plsql-as_pdf_mini-as_pdf3/
PL/PDF generate and manipulate PDF with Oracle PL/SQL
https://community.oracle.com/thread/2419241?tstart=0
Regards
Girish Sharma

OPen password locked PDF documents in Playbook

Dear all,
Could anyone advice the method to OPen password protected PDF documents using Playbook ?
I know the passowrd, but the Playbook is not even asking for the password, instead it refuses to open the file - "CAN'T OPEN"
kindly advice.
Satish

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Trouble printing a password protected adobe document with hpeprint?

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

Hi,
If password protected PDF documents, you can not print on ANY printer unless you can ccrraacckk it.
Regards.
BH
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Is there a way of protecting PDF documents from printing and/or copying?

Does anybody know a way of protecting PDF documents from printing and/or copying? All this within the OS possibilities? Is there a way?
know one can buy expensive programmes like from Adobe, but I use it so little that I would like a cheaper solution. Freeware would be great, shareware also.
Any suggestion grateful received.

No way to do that using the OS (although the entire pdf can be encrypted, once the password is applied the document is open for copying/printing).
However, the freeware PDFLab does allow password protection, the 'owner' pw allows full access, the 'user' pw can be restricted for printing, copying, etc:
http://www.iconus.ch/fabien/pdflab/
This can also be done with Adobe's Create PDF Online, but the above is free, and works well.
Hope this helps...

Password Protected PDF Files in Elementary OS

I have installed Acrobat 9.5.5 on my Elementary OS (Ubuntu base) system but when I try to open a password protected PDF file from my bank Acrobat fails with the error "There was an error opening this document. An updated version of Acrobat is needed in order to open this document.".
The version that I have installed claims to be 9.5.5 04/26/2013.
Has anyone got any pointers?
Thanks

Well, first, you probably don't have Acrobat 9.5.5 installed on Ubuntu unless you are running a VM image or using WINE to do so. You are probably using Adobe Reader 9.x. If a file was encrypted for Acrobat X and later then you do actually need Adobe Reader version 10.x or later. Unfortunately there isn't a version 10.x for UNIX/LINUX. What to do? Use a VM or WINE and load it up that way. If you really are running Acrobat 9.5.5 on Ubuntu via a VM image or WINE then you need to load Adobe Reader 10.x or Adobe Reader 11.x.

Password protected PDF in iBooks not displaying

I loaded a password protected PDF into my iTunes library and then synced it with iPad (4th gen iOS 6.1.3). I see the PDF in iBooks on the iPad and when I click on it, it prompts for the password. I input the password and PDF "opens" but it's just the blank grey screen showing page 1/1 (it's supposed to be a 79 page document). Any ideas? I took the password off the document and loaded that one into iTunes then my iPad and it displays just fine. I did this same sequence with a different document and with the password it didn't display and without the password it did display.
If there is an issue with iBooks, any way to sideload this into Adobe Reader, or somehow "Open in" Adobe Reader from iBooks?
Thanks
Dan

It looks like this issue may be limited to files that have been set to restrict the user's ability to print or edit the document (even after a password has been entered for viewing). I found that a password-protected PDF could be viewed in iBooks, but after I added the print restriction, I had the same problem you reported.

Password-protected PDF demands password in triplicate

I'm having problems with a password-protected PDF (created in Acrobat Pro 8 ) which opens fine with a single entry of the password when downloaded but when website visitors try to open the form directly in their browser it keeps asking for the password and will only open on the third password attempt (by when most visitors will have given up on it). Could you please tell me what is causing this phenomenon and whether I can fix it? TIA.
Simon

It looks like this issue may be limited to files that have been set to restrict the user's ability to print or edit the document (even after a password has been entered for viewing). I found that a password-protected PDF could be viewed in iBooks, but after I added the print restriction, I had the same problem you reported.

OBIEE 11g having problems with password protected PDF files.

I have been able to get an analysis in OBIEE 11g to display PDF files.
However, some of these documents contain sensitive information and must be secured. Since anyone with access to the file name
could simply type in the proper path in the browser window, this is unacceptable. In order to try and prevent this, I created a pdf file
that is protected with a password.
Opening the file by itself, produces the desired results. The password is requested before the file will open.
When I open the file through my analysis in OBIEE, Adobe reader activates, but the password is not requested and the file does not open.
It is as if OBIEE is somehow not sensing that Adobee is asking for a password.
Does anyone have any experience with this?

FYI, in case anyone is interested, I found out what is going on.
I created the original password protected PDF using Microsoft Word. I did this because I do not have a full version of Adobe Acrobat that allows me to create files.
On a hunch, I found someone that has a full version of Acrobat, and had them create a password protected PDF file. This file worked perfectly.
Apparently, Word is not strictly adhering to PDF guidelines, and OBIEE senses the differences, resulting in the file not opening properly.
Something to keep in mind for anyone linking to password protected PDF files in OBIEE.

Open password protected PDF in website

Hi,
I hope someone can help me. Greatly appreciate it.
My website has PDF documents that's available for registered users to view online (through my site) only.
Currently, I can't find any solutions to prevent users from downloading/"save-as" the PDF doc in their local drives, so I'm thinking of password-protecting these PDFs. This will ensure that they'd not be able to view the PDFs even though they download it and save-as local.
However, how do I open these password-protected PDFs on my site?
When I point/redirect to these PDFs, it will prompt for password.
It'd defeat all protection intent if I were to give the password to the user to enter, right?
Example:
1. Response.Redirect("mySecuredPdf.pdf")
2. The browser will then prompt user for password.
What can I do in the CodeBehind to enable the server to OPEN the pdf, and at the same time, pass the correct password to the viewer to open without prompting?
I cannot remove password, because I want to prevent users from downloading and then opening it later, or redistributing the file.
btw, i'm using ASP.NET.
Please help.

There's a similar thread in the Acrobat Windows section, and the answer is the same - only a DRM system with a client UI (such as Adobe Digital Editions) can restrict the *use* of a file. You cannot prevent the client downloading and saving it, as otherwise they can't see it on their screen. The page you're reading now is not on a computer at Adobe - it's on yours.
> What can I do in the CodeBehind to enable the server to OPEN the pdf, and at the same time, pass the correct password to the viewer to open without prompting?
I think you're getting the flow a little backwards - the PDF is 'opened' by the client, using their copy of Adobe Reader (or whatever). The webserver has nothing to do with the process other than blindly sending the file's 1s and 0s down a wire, so can't do anything to directly control the client's desktop applications.

I need help viewing password protected PDF files on my tablet

I need help veiwing password protected PDF files on my tablet

Any free apps available especially for this purpose?
not that i know of. but i think _*Documents To Go*_ will be worth the expenditure.
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