How to password protect a PDF in few steps
PDF documents have password-protected encryption support built directly into their format. And it doesn't matter if you are running Windows or MacOS, there are some different methods to password protect a PDF. If you are interested in learning how to do more with your PDF files, we also have an excellent list of third party tools to secure and or convert word to PDF files such as PDFbeaver.com , as well as another guide on how to convert a PDF file to Excel . Password protect a PDF using Adobe Acrobat Step 1: Head over to the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC free trial page and click the blue Start button. You will have to register to obtain an Adobe Creative Cloud account, giving your name, your email address and creating a new password. (If you are already subscribed to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and have the program installed, you can go to step 4.) You'll also need to enter a payment method for Adobe to charge you after the trial period, so be sure to cancel before...