The below options can be set by the owner of the document: Once the Master Password is set, select the features that will be allowed on the file. Each time a user opens the file, they MUST enter the Open Password that you have set. The open password is set, but for security changes to take effect, you'll need to close out the file and re-open it. NOTE: Do not make the Open password and Master Password the same.

With this 'Master Password' created, you can choose what users can do with files. NOTE: Don't forget this password- there isn't a forgotten password option!Ĭ) Apply a password to be entered for anyone to allow the listed options.

Select the arrow ( ) and enter your password. You can Add or Remove more documents if necessary.ī) Require a password to open the file in any PDF reader. Here, you can begin applying security settings.Ī) Manage what pages and documents to apply these settings to. Select the Change Permissions button to open a new window. Select the Security tab in the document properties window to view the current restrictions. From there, select the Security option to get a quick glance at the document's current restrictions.Ī new window will display the document properties. NOTE: PDFs do not need to be open in Revu to do this. Let's explore your options for maintaining document security. Have you ever wanted to lock down a file so that no edits can be made? Or, maybe you need to password protect a file to make sure the correct person is viewing it? In Revu®, you can do both.

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