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Re: Encrypt PDF Files - Adobe Acrobat SDK

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From: Galahad_Phillips
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:40
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Thanks for the response. It's a desktop application using Win Forms and C# in .NET 2.0 framework.

The client wants to use Adobe SDK to do the encryption, however I'm not quite sure how to do that after reviewing the Acrobat SDK.

The user will have Acrobat installed on their machine.

The high level requirement is below:

1. Allow user to select a source directory when PDF file(s) reside.
2. Allow user to select an output directory for the PDF file(s) to be copied to once they are encypted.
3. Allow user the ability to select a certificate file (.cer,.pfx) and then use that certificate to encrypt the file(s) from the source directory.

Thx so much for your response, this is new territory for me :)
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