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show which files are "password-protected"

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james1127

james1127

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I am curious if there's any way to show which files in specific folders are "password-protected" vs. which ones are not.

If you don't have, could you refer me any closest software products out there?
 
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In Acrobat Professional, File, Open, at the View dropdown, choose Details, then right-click in one of the column headers, and click on 'Protected'. See if that shows what you're looking for....

Fred Wagner

 
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Hello Fred:
I already tried to show column for 'Protected'.
But the column shows "blank" for those files with password protection.
 
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Very strange. I just flagged a file Read-Only, and looked with the Protected column displayed, and it didn't show anything either. Have you tried posting this issue on Adobe's web site ? I wonder what 'Protected' IS supposed to show ?

Fred Wagner

 
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