Hi Huttin,
Thanks for the input. However, if you
look at the code below, it was able to use 128-bit encryption before and was
compatible with Acrobat 4. Would you know why this is so?
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From: Paulo Soares
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Hi Paulo,
Yup, I’ve noticed that too. But
when I use encrypt_pdf.java, the produced PDF is only compatible with Acrobat
5.0 and up. Is there a way so that it is compatible with Acrobat 3 or 4?
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From: Paulo Soares
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Sent: Thursday
It seems that the code that encrypted it
reads the PDF file right-side up, but retains the rotation value of the old PDF
file. Here’s the code if you would like to look. It just seems so odd
to me too:
/*
* $Id: Encrypt.java,v 1.3 2002/02/28
09:08:58 blowagie Exp $
* $Name: $
I have a problem encrypting PDFs. It creates the encrypted
PDF upside down. Is this a bug with iText? The PDF was created with the
version 1.2 specification.
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What sections of the PDF format is needed for iText 1.01 to
read it properly? I have encountered several “malformed” PDF files
that are able to open in Acrobat Reader but not readable by the iText classes.
Hope someone could help.
Thanks.
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