I password protect and lock all PDF's I create. And like you said I don't want any one fiddling with em'.
Brandy
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Hello Brandy,
I have Acrobat Reader 4, on my desktop, which was a free version, as are all Acrobat Reader downloads, no?, and I can copy and paste from a pdf to a word processing document.
If a pdf is locked and password protected - there's a reason for that - they don't want the contents fiddled with. I might be wrong, but I don't remember the original poster saying the pdf, they were referring to, was password protected and locked.
Dawn
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