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PDF encryption tool makes it to Windows
Software brik
Tuesday, 12 February 2008, 13:30
THE EXCITING WORLD of password protected PDF documents has a newcomer to the lively scene, Briksoftware's new PDFKey Pro 3.6.1 for Windows.
PDFKey Pro has been on the market for Mac OS X for about three years now and apparently has a strong following. Now, Windows users can join in the fun with the new product, which allows users to lock PDF files, remove editing and printing passwords and instantly remove viewing passwords.
Briksoftware says the program ain't for getting around DRM systems and won't decrypt eBooks or other DRM protected wordstuffs.
You can grab the program at pdfkey.com for $19.99, here. Worry not, Vista-sufferers, it's compatible. µ
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