Tutorial: Prepare EasyPDF Security Configuration
Dr. Thomas E. Hicks
Computer Science Department
Trinity University
1] Use your favorite word processor to prepare your drama. Know where you save the files. Jenny has the two word documents in directory C:\MyDrama (See Below!)

1] Open the demo document with your word processor.
If you have the right software, the owner can edit the pdf file at a later time
with the file's administrative, master password.
For purposes of this tutorial, let us assume that this master password
is DogFood. You will have less to remember if you use the same
owner/master password on all of your files.
2] Start to print the document. Using the mouse, hold down the File menu and select option Print. (See Below!)
3] Using the mouse, select the PCL easyPDF printer. (See Below!)
4] Using the mouse, select/push the Properties button. (See Below!)
5] Using the mouse, select/push the PDF Security tab. (See Below!)
6] Configure the 128 Bit Security Model:
7] Save the file where you can find it.

1] Open the original document with your favorite word processor
For purposes of this tutorial, let us assume that this to-open password is
MNNYGVFD. It would be best
if each of your files had a different to-open password.
2] Start to print the document. Using the mouse, hold down the File menu and
select option Print. (See Below!)
3]
Using the mouse, select the PCL easyPDF printer. (See Below!)
4]
Using the mouse, select/push the Properties button. (See Below!)
5] Using the mouse, select/push the PDF Security tab. (See Below!)
6] Configure the 128 Bit Security Model:
7] Save the file where you can find it.

1] The two pdf files are now in directory C:\MyDrama