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i have a PDF someone sent me and i would like to edit it with adobe acrobat pro?
can i do this?
how do i know if i can do it?
can i convert it to some kind of text external to adobes acrobat pro?
THANK YOU
Mac Pro, macOS 10.13
If the PDF has been set as protected, then that's probably what's blocking you. Open any PDF and press Command+D. Under Security, you'll see you can set a password just to open the file. Or, you can set other security features such as allowing high resolution printing or not. And relative to this topic, disallow editing.
If the PDF has been set as protected, then that's probably what's blocking you. Open any PDF and press Command+D. Under Security, you'll see you can set a password just to open the file. Or, you can set other security features such as allowing high resolution printing or not. And relative to this topic, disallow editing.
If you have the pro version, yes, you can edit the PDF to your heart's content.
No idea what you mean by converting the PDF to "text external".
ok i will take another look. for some reason i was thinking of i didn't create the pdf it is possible that i can't edit it...?
you're pretty awesome kurt. i don't know if anyone has told you that lately. but you are pretty awesome. : )
THANK YOU.
I presume that must have been it. 🙂 You're welcome.
editing a PDF with acrobat acrobat pro?
