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- In this video you are going to learn how to password protect and also encrypt any PDF documents so that whenever you send it to the end user or viewer, theyll need to enter the specific password that you set using this free tool that Im about to show you whether you want to send a PDF document that can contains sensitive information. Or lets say you are selling an ebook or a guide thats in PDF format and you only want your customers to have access to that. This tool will help you password protect and encrypt your PDF. Alright, so the tool youll need to protect your PDF is called small PDF, head to tools and then underneath sign and security youll see protect PDF. Click that and then youll land on the password Protect PDF tool. Next, prepare your PDF that you want to password protect. In my case, Ive just got this article for this demo and Ill just drag and drop it now to this red area. Youll then be prompted to select and choose a password. So Im just going to go with the
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