PDF Locker/Wrapper Options?

by J. Barry Mandel

Posted: 14 years ago 3 replies

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Warriors,

I am seeking out a security solution for a PDF I want to get reviewed. Besides PDFLocker is there any other software out there that I can use for this?

I know all about that nothing is "completely secure" but I just want a little buffer zone for PC users :p

Thanks in Advance!

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askloz 14 years ago

to lock to a ip address? or a password protected feature? adobe pdf has that already.
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- J. Barry Mandel 14 years ago
  
  To lock to a PC.
  
  Originally Posted by askloz
  
  to lock to a ip address? or a password protected feature? adobe pdf has that already.
  
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askloz 14 years ago

you can do that with adobe pdf any way, restrict it to an IP or mac address. but you dont want to do that. people want to take their pdfs with them.

if you're worried that it will get shared around the internet without them paying, then consider this.

give them the first few pages or so out of the pdf, or copy a few pages and add it to a blog that they have access to via password, and send the rest via a CD/DVD, you'll find people are less inclined to share things that are on dvds.
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