Note, The source PDF must be an unencrypted PDF. Acrobat Reader will show a key in the bottom status bar if the PDF is encrypted.

    There two passwords you can apply to a PDF. The first is the owner password. Opening a PDF with this password will allow you full access to the PDF when a user password has been assigned as well. This means that even if printing was disabled you will still be able to print the PDF when using this password. No password will be prompted for when opening the PDF if you secure it with only an owner password. The second is the user password. Opening a PDF with this password will restrict you based on how the PDF was password protected (printing may be disabled, for instance).

• Easy to use
• Does NOT need Adobe Acrobat software 
• Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000 and XP support
• It's simple to use it like a batch application to set permissions to every PDF in your archive
• Password protect opening of the document
• Prevent printing of the document
• Prevent copying of text/graphics
• Prevent changes to the document
• Password protection for PDF files with 40 or 128 bit encryption 
• Supports user password and owner password
• Supports add printing, copying and changing  permissions to an encrypted PDF file
• Set the document title, subject, author, keywords to a PDF file
• The rate of Encryption is very fast
• Supports drag and drop

• It's simple to use it like a DOS Command Line application
• It's simple to use it inside your CGI/ASP/PHP/etc. ( Server  side )
• Supports wildcards (*.pdf)