How can I remove PDF password?

[bailabaila]

Hi guys, recently I've got a really annoying problem at work. Some of my PDFs can not be copyed, edited or printed. I know that's because they're secured but how can I remove the password? Any idea to work out the problem? :|

 

[OnOff]

Maybe you could use a screen grab program, save the PDF image as a JPEG etc then re-save as a PDF? I use the Snipping Tool in Windows 7 but a mate just suggested this which I intend to use on my old XP machine.

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[Albert_Eines]

Use Kernel for PDF restriction removal tool to unlock any number of password protected PDF files in no time. The tool is utterly simple to use and a single click is enough. It creates a new PDF file without any local restrictions. Try the free version to unlock any number of PDF files below file size of 200 KB.

 

[kme]

Does anything? :slap

 

[OnOff]

I heard "Mac" stood for "Many Anguished Customers" :^O

 

[Apache]

Argh for a windowless world :slap

It would be a very dark place!

 

[Apache]

No, no - it's my Blackberry that's a Torch.............

 

[MagCafekr]

Try to use PDF password remover to unlock pdf.

PDF Password Remover is a small and easy-to-use PDF cracker to help you decrypt PDF files and remove restrictions on printing, editing and copying. It is easy for you to reuse PDF files after decryption. Wondershare PDF Password Remover also allows you to remove password from PDF (Open password) for the encrypted PDF file, but the open password is required in order to protect the owner's right.

 

[Manator]

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[Robojin]

I heard "Mac" stood for "Many Anguished Customers" :^O

I thought it was "More Available Cash"

 

[Alexendera]

There