Techie Tip of the Week: Password Protect Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Documents

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Did you know that you can restrict access to or prevent unauthorized users from modifying a PDF file using passwords?

To add password security to a PDF file:

  1. On the Advanced menu, point to Security, and then click Password Encrypt.screenshot of advanced>security
  2. Confirm that you wish to change security settings by clicking Yes.
  3. Enter the security settings, and then click OK.
    screenshot of confirm security settings
  4. Confirm your password and then click OK.
  5. To finalize the security settings, save the PDF.

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One Response to “Techie Tip of the Week: Password Protect Adobe Acrobat (PDF) Documents”

  1. wiertła koronowe Says:
    February 19th, 2013 at 10:34 am

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