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This text is a summary of a YouTube video tutorial by Amit Agarwal, a Google Developer Expert for Google Workspace and Apps Script. The video introduces "PDF Toolbox," a new Google add-on that helps encrypt and decrypt PDF files in Google Drive. With PDF Toolbox, users can encrypt PDFs by password-protecting them and decrypt PDFs by removing password protection. The add-on also allows users to password protect Google documents, spreadsheets, and slides by converting them to PDF format and encrypting them with a specified password. To install the add-on, users need to visit a specific page, provided in the video description, and click the blue "install" button. Upon installation, certain permissions will be required to access files in Google Drive. Once installed, users will see a PDF icon in the Google Drive sidebar.