Password-protect your folders with free docLock (Windows)

Gary_Schnabl · June 23, 2011, 5:27pm

Windows users might desire to take advantage of a one-day-only free giveaway of a Window utility...

BTW, I come across a fair number of giveaways and deeply-discounted hardware and software items through this source. Haste is usually required for most items, as they rapidly sell out. But there is some 13 hours left for this freebie.

Gary

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planas · June 23, 2011, 5:59pm

Hi

Is the minor editing of pdf files a Reader functionality or must you use
Acrobat to have it. The best way is to test it on pdf file exported from
LO. Also, I believe most people are looking for a copy of the
documentation for reference not study. Thus, exporting from LO would be
the easiest answer.

Gary_Schnabl · June 23, 2011, 6:15pm

All a reader needs is any version of Adobe Reader that was released within the past several years. The much-older name for Adobe Reader was Adobe Acrobat Reader--discontinued several years ago.

While eating lunch, I downloaded the LO Writer Guide PDF, converted it with Acrobat Pro, and tested it with Adobe Reader. It works fine.

Anybody wanting such a PDF can simply email me.

Gary