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Hi,
I am in need of help. My requirements are : 1) To convert the existing files (irrespective of their format) in a directory to PDF format 2) To make the converted files password protected. I did the attempt to do the same. Though the existing files (irrespective of their format) are getting converted to pdf, but when I take the the to local desktop, it is not opening as its pops "format not supported". I did as " mv $i* $i.pdf " (variable i which holds the existing file name alone). I have no idea how to make it password protected. Please help me asap. |
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Just renaming the file by changing the extension to
.pdf will not convert a file to PDF. You have to use an app, for example:
text2pdf to convert a text file to PDF.
For applying password on your PDF file, you can install and use pdftk . A simple google search will yield results on how to use this app to apply password. I hope this helps. |
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