Pratigue:

I can't answer any of the questions regarding the software you use, but I would be willing to bet that the need for a password to open a PDF file would be due to copyright laws and all of that. This is, mind you, just a thought.

Stay sane.

Jerry
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dujari, Prateek" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2012 11:39 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] How to convert PDF to word or txt when the PDF has a security password?


Hello.

I installed Sound Forge from Sony Creative software. I downloaded the user's manual as a PDF. I can open the PDF just fine using Acrobat reader. However all 300 pages or so of the manual are pasted in the PDF file as a graphic so I can't the content using Adobe acrobat reader. Oh and when I open the Pdf document in Acrobat reader it doesn't ask me for any password or anything.

Now to read the Pdf I use PDF Converter Professional from Scan Soft. this software converts the Pdf to MS word. It works like a charm for any such Pdf document where the content is pasted as graphic in the Pdf file. the problem is when I start the using Pdf converter professional, a window pops up asking for a password and saying it's a secured PDF document. I'm like, what the heck... why does a Pdf manual for a software have to be like this. Anyway, I don't have any password for the manual. If I ignore and just hit ok my PDF pro converter software seems to begin converting the Pdf , takes like 10min for the 300 plus pages, opens up converted MS Word document and hangs. I can't do anything with that word document. Things hang, Jaws becomes unresponsive and my out is to alt- F4 everything to have JAWS talk again.

this behavior is repeatable and consistent on 2 diff PCs both running Win7 and latest JFW13. Seems this password window at the beginning of the conversion is the problem because I never have this problem on any other PDF.

solution ideas?

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