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It is bizarr

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Contributed by: t.peter Tuesday, January 23 2007 @ 08:53 AM PST

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Have Not Tried

Recommend Product: NO

An official software to crack official passwords… there is nothing to say, except 2 things: 1. If I discover a cracked pdf from me, I'am going to sue you. 2: You want money for software which covers other rights… eh, thats sick! I hope they distribute passwords on serial sites for your software… Versiontracker, throw it out!!   

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Not really bizarre. - dlminehart

Our newspaper makes PDFs of all pages after printing the negs, both for archival purposes and in case there's a press problem and we need to send the files elsewhere for processing. Every week or so, a client submits a PDF to us that has a password, but in which no use (editing, printing, etc.) is restricted. They just automatically have their system set up to use a password. Well, our page layout system requires EPS files, which we make from the PDFs. When we try to make PDFs of these final pages, Acrobat informs us that it can't make a PDF of an EPS made from a password-protected PDF. And that entire page refuses to convert to PDF, due to one little ad somewhere.

So, while we've asked our advertisers not to use passwords, we found it helpful to use PDF-Recover to pre-process all PDFs just in case a password has crept in somehow.

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Tuesday, January 23 2007 @ 10:00 PM PST


Not really bizarre. - dlminehart

Our newspaper makes PDFs of all pages after printing the negs, both for archival purposes and in case there's a press problem and we need to send the files elsewhere for processing. Every week or so, a client submits a PDF to us that has a password, but in which no use (editing, printing, etc.) is restricted. They just automatically have their system set up to use a password. Well, our page layout system requires EPS files, which we make from the PDFs. When we try to make PDFs of these final pages, Acrobat informs us that it can't make a PDF of an EPS made from a password-protected PDF. And that entire page refuses to convert to PDF, due to one little ad somewhere.

So, while we've asked our advertisers not to use passwords, we found it helpful to use PDF-Recover to pre-process all PDFs just in case a password has crept in somehow.

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Tuesday, January 23 2007 @ 10:04 PM PST