Well, I might have understood the problem: if it was possible to allow everything, then the owner password would be useless. So to solve this problem, I have used a script that extract every each page from the original secured PDF and then copy them to a second one. It seems to work. However, I don't have any permission set to the new PDF. But that's not a big deal. So I have two questions: 1. Is there a way I missed to allow "Page extraction"? 2. Is there an "official" way (script) to achieve what I've done: creating a PDF after having extracted pages, because I've modified a script I found and it may exist an easier/better way (the script is based on a simple loop).
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