PDF password

G

Glenna

Can I send a PDF that requires a password to open? I want to send PDF files
to an email account with multiple users, but only want selected users to be
able to open the attachment.
 
B

Bob I

Outlook has no control over the security of a PDF file, that's handled
by the PDF file creation software and the reader, but you can certainly
e-mail the file to the recipients.
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

I don't think you can password protect PDF files, but you could always zip
it and password the zip. you'll need to find a way to tell the right people
what the password is - you won't be able to email it to them if the others
also read the mail.

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B

Bob I

Adobe Acrobat allows you to "set password to open" at least as far back
as version 6, but the zip folder password option in Windows will work as
well.
 

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