How to prevent edits to a pdf

How to prevent edits to a pdf

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Enter a strong, unique password and press “OK”. Press “OK”. Enter the password a second time to confirm it. If you don't want people to be able to read the sensitive information it can contain inside, you can choose to remove metadata from a PDF in four Select File > Info. Select Protect Presentation, point to Restrict Access, and then select Restricted Access. You can then set access rights under the Sharing & Permissions tab. To prevent PDF printing, select 4 steps to remove PDF metadata. Click on the “Protect Document” button and choose “Encrypt with Password” from the list. If you want to restrict who can make changes, print, or copy the content of your PDF, go to “Permissions,” and select from the options listed. Under Additional permissions for users, select the This presentation expires on check box, and then enter a date With the document open, press “File” in your ribbon, then “Info”. Select the PDF and click File > Get Info. In the Permission dialog box, select Restrict permission to this presentation, and then select More Options. This is an easy method to protect your PDFs — but it can also be unreliable Open All-About-PDF and click on the Protect buttonIn the Window that opens, select the PDF file that you would like to set permissions onLeave the User password blank (unless you want to restrict opening of the document with a password)Set the Owner password to a strong password PowerPoint has now encrypted your documentOn Windows, just right-click your PDF and select Properties > Read-only > OK. On a Mac computer, the process is a little more complex.