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General |
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The PDF Password
Remover can be used to decrypt
protected Adobe Acrobat PDF files, which
have "owner" password set, preventing the
file from editing (changing), printing,
selecting text and graphics (and copying
them into the Clipboard), or
adding/changing annotations and form
fields. Decryption is being done
instantly. Decrypted file can be opened
in any PDF viewer (e.g. Adobe Acrobat
Reader) without any restrictions -- i.e.
with edit/copy/print functions enabled.
All versions of Adobe Acrobat (including
5.x, which features 128-bit encryption)
are supported.
The standard security
provided by PDF consists of two different
methods and two different passwords. A
PDF document may be protected by password
for opening ('user' password) and
the document may also specify operations
that should be restricted even when the
document is decrypted: printing; copying
text and graphics out of the document;
modifying the document; and adding or
modifying text notes and AcroForm fields
(using 'owner'
password).
Limitation:
Please note that PDF Password
Remover doesn't work with documents
which have 'user' password (preventing
the files from being opened), if both
user and owner passwords are unknown the
PDF Password Remover will
failed.
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What we do:
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What we don't do:
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- Decrypt PDF files protected
with owner
passwords
- Removing restrictions of
PDF files. Restrictions usually
include the impossibility to
print or edit the
file.
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- Decrypt PDF files protected
with user passwords
which you are asked for opening
the file
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Password Remover Features |
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- Easy to use
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Supports drag and drop
files
- Does NOT need Adobe Acrobat
software
- Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000 and XP
support
- Set the document title, subject,
author, keywords to the decrypted PDF
file(s)
- The rate of decryption is very
fast
- Supports command line operation
(for manual use or inclusion in
scripts)
- Supports PDF1.5 protocol
(formerly only supported by Acrobat
6.0)
- Batch operation on many files
from command line
- Supports Adobe Standard 40-bit
Encryption and Adobe Advanced 128-bit
Encryption
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