a client is asking me if I can use some sort of security to protect a pdf from being emailed. Anybody knows if that is possible? If so, how do I do it?
I am using acrobat pro 8.2.6
Thanks in advance.
how to make a pdf that cannot be emailed?
2011-05-16 14:48:36
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 8.2.6, Macintosh
Acrobat Pro 8.2.6, Macintosh
2011-05-16 23:57:13
#1
No, you can't. While it's possible to restrict who can *open* a file (using certificate security or DRM) there is absolutely no way to prevent the file itself from being downloaded, copied, emailed, etc.
2011-10-15 23:56:41
#2
DRM is designed to handle these requirements.
As long as the file is useless on other un-authorized computers or users, emailing, copying, sharing or ... may not bother you at all.
Depending on your budget, licensing work-flow and scale you can go for:
Adobe Digital Editions, PDF OwnerGuard, FileOpen or other pdf drm packages available on the net
As long as the file is useless on other un-authorized computers or users, emailing, copying, sharing or ... may not bother you at all.
Depending on your budget, licensing work-flow and scale you can go for:
Adobe Digital Editions, PDF OwnerGuard, FileOpen or other pdf drm packages available on the net