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I just downloaded and installed version 4.22 earlier this week. I create a multi-page tiff file, then, open it with Irfanview, safe as a pdf. I can open the pdf file and move from page to page, but, when I go to paste pages in InDesign, I get a message that the file requires a password. I don't see any setting when I create a tif (or when I convert to pdf) asking me to enter a password, so, what is causing this problem, and how would I go about correcting it?
I have used Irfanview for at least 9-months on a previous machine without a problem. Do you think this is version based, or is it some other problem?
Thanks.
Caruso
Zitat von Bhikkhu Pesala
PDF files created with IrfanView (ImPDF plugin) have always two included passwords!
An owner password and an password to open the pdf file!
The owner password is a random password!
see:
(Click to view full size!)
That means, pdf files created with IrfanView cannot be changed/edited afterwards no more
with any pdf editors! For such job you can use (for instance) FreePDF XP + GPL Ghostscript!
Frank, your description is correct for the case that security is enabled (the small checkbox on the top of the security panel).PDF files created with IrfanView (ImPDF plugin) have always two included passwords!
An owner password and an password to open the pdf file!
The owner password is a random password!
see:
(Click to view full size!)
That means, pdf files created with IrfanView cannot be changed/edited afterwards no more
with any pdf editors! For such job you can use (for instance) FreePDF XP + GPL Ghostscript!
But if security is disabled the pdfs will not be encrypted.
Frank:
Help me understand, please.
If I scan my own document(s) as tiff(s), use Irfanview to convert them to pdf(s), how do I assign the password so that I can then paste the pages into Adobe InDesign?
My conversion method has been to simply save the tif file as a PDF. Is that incorrect?
When I save as described above, there is no opportunity to assign a pdf password, and I am receiving an error message as the save completes.
I had not experienced this problem on my last computer, so I'm scratching my head to figure out what has changed.
Thanks for your reply. Any additional advice would be appreciated.
Caruso
I think all you have to do is make sure the 'disable user' options aren't selected when you save as PDF during conversion.
Where do I find that 'disable user' option dialog?
When I 'save as', I don't see an opportunity to uncheck any 'disable user' options. I will keep looking - it's probably right under my nose.
Caruso
I guess you missed my answer in the thread.
Uncheck "Activate Security" on the "Security" Tab.
No Security means no encryption means no owner password...
Yah, unfortunately the dialog is a little hidden by default. You should keep it open so you are aware.
Check out the picture!
Yes, it was there once I paid attention to look for it. Is that a new feature or was I just lucky all this time that I have used older versions of the software?
Thanks for your patience. I think I have it, now.
Caruso
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