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Originally Posted by DNSB
I was looking at the Canon manual and tried the experiment of printing it to a print to PDF file utility. The file that was created had a couple of the restrictions removed and stated it could be opened with any version of Acrobat. Copied the file to my Kobo H2O and it opened happily, page turn times were in the 2 second range. The home page even showed the first page as the cover in contrast to the original which showed a blank page.  |
Yes, that's what I expected. My wild guess about the crash issue is that the culprit is the AES 256bit protection. But in fact I don't know what the hell it is. The pdf is protected against certain features (even with a "password") but at the same time you can freely render it...
I've never been able to understand how this kind of protections CAN work... If I can access the content then I can access the content, how can you prevent me about doing whatever I want with it? And if it is encrypted and I cannot access it, then I cannot access it, so how can I render and display it?
Nevertheless, it would be great if someone with full fledged Acrobat could generate a sample pdf enabling this feature...