What's new ?
v1.05  14th June 2011
1. added -listdelim for .csv list
2. added .csv file list support for using passwords from a list file
e.g. PDFSecure list.csv -fout -listdelim , -e128 -type=p,phi,p150
uses col1 as filename, col2 as open password, col3 as permissions password.
 

PDF Secure v1.05 is available for download (see left download links), see below for details. NOTE: this product is specifically designed for cross platform server usage.

What is PDF Secure ?

PDF Secure is a high performance server tool from Traction Software for Windows PC, Unix Aix, Linux, Macintosh OSX, SUN Sparc Solaris, HP-UX
NOTE: This Software does NOT require Acrobat, PDF Secure is designed for server usage.

PDF Secure software automates the process of password protecting pdf's, encrypting pdf's, decrypting existing pdf's, re-encrypting, changing passwords, adding permissions & changing existing permissions in pdf's, can now add random passwords and create a list of passwords and create multiple copies of the output pdf with different passwords which is ideal for book distribution.
Includes Encrypt RC 40 bit and RC 128 bit support, Decrypts RC 40, RC 128 & AES

Now supports 64bit version for upto 25% quicker processing.

Simple command line parameters:

Simple Encrypt 40 bit
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-40bit.pdf -padmin1 -e40

Simple Encrypt 128 bit
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-128bit.pdf -padmin1 -e128

Simple Decrypt
e.g. PDFSecure test-out-128bit.pdf test-out.pdf -padmin1 -d

Simple Encrypt and add permissions to not allow anything
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-128perm-all.pdf -padmin1 -e128 -cadmin2 -type=p,phi,p150,cd,cc,c,da,cca,fff

Simple Encrypt and add permissions to not allow printing
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-40perm-noprint.pdf -padmin1 -e40 -cadmin2 -type=p,phi,p150

Simple Add permissions to not allow printing
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-perm-noprint-nopass.pdf -cadmin2 -type=p,phi,p150

Simple Modify Permissions
e.g. PDFSecure test-out-perm-noprint-nopass.pdf test-out-perm-noprint-nopass -modify.pdf -cadmin2 -modify -type=cc

Simple Change Existing Password to admin3
e.g. PDFSecure test-out-perm-noprint-nopass.pdf test-out-perm-noprint-nopass-new.pdf -cadmin2 -Cadmin3

NOTE: first 2 parameters have to be input file / output file or 2nd parameter -f If your filename has spaces in it then use double quotes around the filename, e.g. "c:\my test\test file.pdf" Wildcards * are not permitted, if you want to process many files then do: dir /B *.pdf > list.txt, then PDFSecure list.txt -fout -padmin1 -e128

Simple Encrypt and add permissions to not allow anything & add random password with list output
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-128perm-all-random.pdf -p[RANDOM] -e128 -cpermissionspass -type=p,phi,p150,cd,cc,c,da,cca,fff -list mylist.txt

Simple Encrypt and add permissions to not allow anything, output 10 pdf file copies & add random password with list output
e.g. PDFSecure test.pdf test-out-128perm-all-random-copy -p[RANDOM] -e128 -cpermissionspass -type=p,phi,p150,cd,cc,c,da,cca,fff -copies10 -list mylist.txt

Simple Encrypt from a list csv file, use col1 as filename, col2 as open password, col3 as permissions
e.g. PDFSecure list.csv -fout -listdelim , -e128 -type=p,phi,p150

see full list of features for full list of parameters.

Evaluation Restrictions are:- Will randomly not process a pdf file, it will show a TRIAL message.