Adobe acrobat 7.0.5 sdk User Manual

Rights-enabled PDF Documents

Permissions enabled by usage rights may be disallowed if:

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the document is encrypted and the security handler is set to disallow any of these 
operations, or

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the document contains DocMDP settings that do not allow these operations.

For more information, see the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Guide.

You may not develop an Adobe Reader plug-in without approval from Adobe.  You must 
use Adobe’s web-based application to describe your plug-in and submit information to 
Adobe. Adobe reviews it and either approves or rejects the application. The application and 
the Adobe Reader Integration Key Licensing Agreement can only be submitted as a web 
form. Information can be found at: 

 

Note that there is a fee to get the enabling key, and that your plug-in can only use a 
restricted set of APIs. As with all plug-ins, reader-enabled plug-ins must be installed on 
each user’s machine (either through an installer or by the user), and the plug-in is then 
available to all PDF documents used on that computer.

PDF documents with additional usage rights contain rights-enabling information within 
each individual document, so no additional installation is needed. The APIs available to 
both plug-in and Acrobat JavaScript developers depends on which usage rights are set for 
each individual document; you cannot make APIs available to all documents as with 
Reader-enabled plug-ins. Using APIs available with additional usage rights requires no prior 
approval by Adobe. 

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