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Article #2418Password protecting and encrypting received pdf file
From: FSPH
Date: Fri, 26 Dec 2008 15:51
Date: Fri, 26 Dec 2008 15:51
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Hello there, how can I password protect (and encrypt) a pdf file that I received from someone else? For example, I may get a copy of my tax return from my accountant that I don't want anyone else to see on my computer or when I back up contents of my computer online. I have only Adobe Reader 8 installed on my computer. So I am not writing these pdf files myself - I realize that then I would have full control over the security settings. Microsoft Word and Excel files I can password protect. How can I do this for "received pdf files"? Thank you for your help.
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