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Article #3751Re: "Document Security" and "Document Restrictions Summary" different
From: roulette
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:44
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:44
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Yes, thats right. I used Open Office 3 to generate the pdf. I have also tried using pdftk and Adobe Distiller 5 with the same result. Your statement implies, the 'Adobe Reader' features cannot be fully utilized without a valid Adobe Acrobat Pro. This is a document to which I have the source. I have been able to create the pdf with the required set of permissions based on standards. But I am being hassled because I didn't generate it with Adobe Pro! Well, I suppose this must have been a business decision, but its one thats standards contrary and morally low! Adobe just lost an avid Reader user. I shall circulate my findings within my work and social circles. Thanks to competition and open source, I am sure to find a standards compliant reader without much delay. Thanks for your help - graffiti Rahul Iyer
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