#Excel password remover pro 2010 gratis pdf#

#Excel password remover pro 2010 gratis pdf#

Rummaging through all the above to address the simple task of filling in a gap in the Word/Excel object model functionality to save an encrypted PDF and set different security options from VBA, I found that the simplest and quickest solution to make a custom COM wrapper around one of the well-known. Some of the free tools do not even provide a full set of PDF security options or are limited to only 40 вЂ“ bit encryption, unless you pay for the pro version. Selecting third party tool/libraries can be somewhat time consuming due to licensing (and if youвЂ™re doing work for a corporation you may also require IT/Security approval, which can take time вЂ“ and IвЂ™m guessing you donвЂ™t want to waste time coding for tools which can be rejected вЂ¦ months later), performance, memory footprint вЂ“ some are even full PDF editors which include GUI components. Some of PDF tools can be engaged with VBA/VBS via COM/Interop, and some only via command line executable that you can run from VBA.Д«eside encrypting/password protecting a PDF document, there are different permissions can be set as a documentвЂ™s security options. For PDF tools, you can get either paid PRO versions or free. At the very minimum, MSDN should address this deficiency, saving the developerвЂ™s time.ДЄ simple Internet search will refer you to third party tools (you need install one on a user computer) and remains the only the choice thus far. Oddly, Word and Excel can do it, but Microsoft did not deliver this functionality to the document object model. As for PDF, the parameter Password, as mentioned above, is ignored.

Unfortunately, MSDN documentation remains silent on this topic.

I have spent time trying to play with some parameters so you can spare yours.