Re: Document security settings in Acrobat

On Mon, 22 May 2006 17:14:04 +0000, Aandi Inston wrote:

Thomas Carter <T.Carter@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Before saving the document, I change its properties, via a specified
security policy, so that the document can be modified and printed out.
After saving it, and loading it again, however, the document properties
invariably revert to a default that does not allow modification - in
particular, I can't modify the saved document at all if I read it with
Adobe Reader.

Reader cannot modify files. So the security reports in Reader always say
that. It can be confusing.

Actually, that is not the case. I did my taxes this year on a 1040 PDF
document that I downloaded from the net, which I could modify (and save
the mods) with Reader without any problems.



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