Op 23/12/2010 10:09, nkumarkv schreef: > Hi, > I am encrypting a PDF (disabling copy and modify) using PdfStamper > SetEncyption method. I am passing null to both User and Master password > parameters of this method. But when i open the encrypted PDF i still see > Master Password set as "Yes". As per the guide if Master Password is null it > is set to some random value by SetEncryption. That's correct. > But i dont want this to > happen. Because with this i will not be able to merge the resulting pdf > files.I want this Master Password to be set to "No". Is it possible to > encrypt a pdf file without the Master Password ?? Why do you want to encrypt the PDF? Because you want to set a user password? That doesn't make sense if you don't provide an owner password. Every user would be able to open the document which defies the purpose of having a user password. > how can i set Master > Password to "No" ? You don't. Use a master password you know, and use that password when you want to merge the PDF documents.
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