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All three encryption types can be opened by Revu Windows version 10.1 and later and Revu Mac. In general, choose the most secure encryption type that is compatible with the recipients' PDF reader. The options are arranged in order of complexity, from simplest to the most complex.

If you wish to encrypt the PDF, select an option from the Encryption menu.

#Password protected pdf not opening on mac password#

Users with the Master Password will have access to all the normal functions within Revu.

Set the permissions for users who do NOT have the Master Password by selecting from the available options.

This password will grant users who possess it access to all editing and printing functions all other users will be limited to the functions selected below the password fields.

Enter the password in the Master Password field.

Select Enable Permissions to Limit Printing and Editing.

If you wish to enable editing and/or printing of the PDF:.

If the passwords do not match, the OK button will not be available.

Enter the password again in the corresponding Confirm field.

Enter the password in the Open Password field.

Select Require Password to Open the Document.

If you wish to require a password to open the PDF:.

To define a new security configuration, set one or both of the available passwords as described below (see Security Configurations for more information about the effects of the available combinations):.

To use a saved security configuration, select it from the Preset menu.

Navigate to the desired folder and select it. Selecting this option will cause the Select Folder dialog box to appear.

Folder and Subfolders: Adds all files in a selected folder on a network or local drive as well as all files within any of its subfolders.

Folder: Adds all files in a selected folder on a network or local drive, but not files contained in any of its subfolders.

Open Set: Adds all files contained in the current Set.

Open Files: Adds all files currently open in Revu.

Navigate to the appropriate location and select the desired files. Selecting this option will cause the Open dialog box to appear.

Files: Adds individual files from a network or local drive.To add more PDFs, use one or more of the following methods:

The active PDF, if any, is automatically added to the process. Select Change Permissions from the Security menu on the Navigation Bar.Click the Security icon on the Navigation Bar, then click Change Permissions on the PDF Security dialog box that appears.Go to Document > Document Properties, then select the Security tab and click Change Permissions on the PDF Security dialog box that appears.Go to Document > Security, then click Change Permissions on the PDF Security dialog box that appears.There are several ways to access PDF security.Password is required to open the document and printing and editing are limited. Password is required to open the document. In general, the icons indicate the following security states: The Security icon on the Navigation Bar shows the current security settings of the active PDF. If a document is not open in Revu, and it is not checked out/locked by another user, changes will be applied and saved to the document automatically (without opening the document in Revu). If a document is open in Revu, any changes resulting from the process will be made to the document, but the document will not be saved or checked in (if relevant) the user will need to save and check in the document manually. PDFs do not need to be open in Revu when the process is run. This process can be performed on multiple PDFs at the same time. Some actions, such as certifying or digitally signing a document, automatically secure it. Some functions, such as splitting the document or extracting pages, cannot be performed without first breaking its security and doing so will revert the PDF to an unsecured state. Security can be set to restrict access to the PDF or to require a password for modification.