Command line option to open a password protected file
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MikeHolik
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Command line option to open a password protected file
How do I open a password protected file from the command line when I know the password. That is I would like to "silently" open a password protected PDF from the command line and not be prompted for the password (which I already know). I have not been able to find the necessary parameters for passing in the password when I am opening a password protected file. Many thanks.
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Ivan - Tracker Software
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Re: Command line option to open a password protected file
For now there are no such option. Will add into the next build.
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MikeHolik
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Re: Command line option to open a password protected file
Thank you for the quick response. When do you anticipate the next build with this functionality?
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Ivan - Tracker Software
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Re: Command line option to open a password protected file
We have already realized this feature, and it will be available in build 42 which should be released in 3-4 weeks if all goes as expected.
HTH
HTH
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