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How can I remove PDF password?

Discussion in 'Windows - Software discussion' started by bailabaila, Feb 4, 2012.

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  1. bailabaila

    bailabaila Member

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    Hi guys, I'm new here! Just wanna say hello and see if anyone can do me a favor.Recently I've got a really annoying problem at work. Some of my PDFs can not be copyed, edited or printed. I know that's because they're secured but how can I remove the password? Any idea to work out the problem?
     
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    seek permission from original author
     
  3. bailabaila

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    but how can I find those original authors? It looks impossible
     
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    if you can view them then you have to get permission for a copy from the company admin or find a crack
     
  5. Christofen

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    Or you can try some password killers or checkers... it will be time-consuming but sooner or later they will find the password.
     
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    At your job..... Seriously? Are you stealing info? Last I record, businesses wouldn't allow anyone to try and remove security on their files ever.
     
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    closed do to possible piracy issues.
     
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