From: B. R. 'BeAr' Ederson on
On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 12:24:37 -0700, Jeff Needle wrote:

[Remove Copy/Print restriction from *.pdf files]

Most protected *.pdf files, I came across up to now, could be
de-protected by Ghostscript/Ghostview. With the current versions
GS_8.51 and GV_4.7 you just select File->Convert... inside Ghostview
and use the device [pdfwrite] for output. The result will be okay in
most cases.

Btw.: The little test file of Eric was no problem, at all... ;-)

BeAr
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From: Jeff Needle on
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:56:10 -0700, Uncas <notvalid(a)cyberspace.nil> wrote:

> PDFrank wrote:
>> Uncas wrote:
>>
> <snip>
>>>
>>> Foxit PDF Editor is still not freeware.
>> I see that no one commented about the guy who posted the link to the
>> $10 cracking program.
>> Foxit PDF Editor is not a cracking program and will solve the original
>> poster's problem without costing him a penny.
>
> That post slipped by me, but I cannot see how using Foxit PDF Editor
> wouldn't cost Jeff Needle a penny. It is clearly not freeware. Surely
> you're not suggesting that he should break the EULA?
> ..
> Uncas

And here's where my conscience comes it. The agreement says I can use it
on an evaluation basis. I only need it for a day or two. Am I breaking
some moral code by using it for a few days and then uninstalling it? I
don't know.


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Jeffrey Needle
jeff.needle(a)gmail.com
From: Jeff Needle on
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 13:52:41 -0700, Jeff Needle
<jeff.needle(a)general-net.com> wrote:

> On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:56:10 -0700, Uncas <notvalid(a)cyberspace.nil>
> wrote:
>
>> PDFrank wrote:
>>> Uncas wrote:
>>>
>> <snip>
>>>>
>>>> Foxit PDF Editor is still not freeware.
>>> I see that no one commented about the guy who posted the link to the
>>> $10 cracking program.
>>> Foxit PDF Editor is not a cracking program and will solve the
>>> original poster's problem without costing him a penny.
>>
>> That post slipped by me, but I cannot see how using Foxit PDF Editor
>> wouldn't cost Jeff Needle a penny. It is clearly not freeware. Surely
>> you're not suggesting that he should break the EULA?
>> ..
>> Uncas
>
> And here's where my conscience comes it. The agreement says I can use
> it on an evaluation basis. I only need it for a day or two. Am I
> breaking some moral code by using it for a few days and then
> uninstalling it? I don't know.
>
>


Replying to my own post...

I've downloaded the Editor, and it's absolutely, positively perfect for my
needs! Amazing!

I will likely pay for the program and keep it forever. Thanks to all, my
problem has been solved.



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Jeffrey Needle
jeff.needle(a)gmail.com
From: PDFrank on
Uncas wrote:

> That post slipped by me, but I cannot see how using Foxit PDF Editor
> wouldn't cost Jeff Needle a penny. It is clearly not freeware. Surely
> you're not suggesting that he should break the EULA?

The evaluation agreement is not time-limited in any way.
From: Uncas on
PDFrank wrote:
> Uncas wrote:
>
>> That post slipped by me, but I cannot see how using Foxit PDF Editor
>> wouldn't cost Jeff Needle a penny. It is clearly not freeware. Surely
>> you're not suggesting that he should break the EULA?
>
>
> The evaluation agreement is not time-limited in any way.
My understanding was that Jeff was going to put the program to more or
less continuous use. He seems very happy with it. I'll check it out
myself. Thanks for the suggestion.
...
Uncas
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