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password protect a pdf document in msaccess vba
Hi Experts
Has anyone found a way to password protect a pdf document in VBA. Currently I am creating pdf's with the output to method but we now have a requirement for higher security.
Any assistance will be much appreciated
Tx
Alan
Has anyone found a way to password protect a pdf document in VBA. Currently I am creating pdf's with the output to method but we now have a requirement for higher security.
Any assistance will be much appreciated
Tx
Alan
You will have to use third party pdf generation software, Microsoft doesn't provide an interface for password protecting.
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I thought as much - do you have any suggestions - the stuff that I have looked at is pretty expensive
I use bullzip which is free, I'm putting the code together now.
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Hi Macroshadow
You are a star many thanks. I have not tested it yet but looking though the code it all makes sense. I am familiar with printer manipulation before printing as well. This is a lot more simple than some of the other solutions that I looked at - and Bullzip is free - bonus
Thanks again
You are a star many thanks. I have not tested it yet but looking though the code it all makes sense. I am familiar with printer manipulation before printing as well. This is a lot more simple than some of the other solutions that I looked at - and Bullzip is free - bonus
Thanks again
You're welcome :) Let us now how it goes.
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MacroShadow
It works flawlessly many thanks. The client is exceedingly chuffed because the pdf software that they were using now is asking for a subscription so we have killed two birds with one stone. The bonus is because theres are only 8 staff members using it they do not have to pay for the commercial license.
Cheers
Alan
It works flawlessly many thanks. The client is exceedingly chuffed because the pdf software that they were using now is asking for a subscription so we have killed two birds with one stone. The bonus is because theres are only 8 staff members using it they do not have to pay for the commercial license.
Cheers
Alan
Good to hear.
Hi,
I know this is an old thread but thought it worth a shot.
When trying to run the code (Access 2016) it bows out at the line below with a message "Class Not Registered"
Any help would be appreciated.
I know this is an old thread but thought it worth a shot.
When trying to run the code (Access 2016) it bows out at the line below with a message "Class Not Registered"
Set oBullzipPDF = CreateObject("Bullzip.PDFPrinterSettings")
Any help would be appreciated.
Did you install the Bullzip pdf printer?
Hi Joe,
Yes I did. I just did the standard install.
Thanks,
Ian
Yes I did. I just did the standard install.
Thanks,
Ian