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 In daily work, we encrypt important documents and set user access permissions, which are not accessible to other external personnel. Only users who have obtained this permission are eligible to open documents. In addition, restricting users' access greatly prevents those who intentionally tamper with or copy the content, thereby improving the security of the document. At the same time, another major role of document encryption is to prevent loss, as there may be situations where employees intentionally or unintentionally delete documents during business trips or resignations, resulting in document loss and causing a certain impact on the company's business and image. So how can we encrypt PDF documents? How to decrypt a document after encrypting it? The following article provides a detailed introduction to how to programmatically encrypt or decrypt PDF documents through Java code. Encrypt a PDF File with Password Remove Password to Decrypt a PDF File Programming Environm...

The page number allows for a clear understanding of the total number of pages, a quick search for the paragraph you want, and printing without blurring the top, middle, and bottom. Many people choose PDF for document saving when using office software, because PDF does not cause garbled code or even formatting changes after saving. After successfully adding page numbers to the PDF, the bottom of each PDF page will display page numbers, which can provide a more detailed and clear understanding of the relevance of the document and the specific location of the content. This also facilitates our subsequent work and greatly improves work efficiency in the workplace. Today's article will introduce how to programmatically add page numbers to PDF documents through Java code. Please read the following for details. Programming Environment Method 1: Introduced manually. Download Free Spire.PDF for Java locally, unzip it, and find the Spire.PDF.jar file in the lib folder. Open the follow...

PDF files and image files are two completely different formats, but sometimes there is a need to convert the two formats to each other. How do you solve the problem of converting PDF files to image files at work? Is the method you use simple and convenient? If it is very troublesome, you might as well learn how to share this article. This article will introduce how to quickly and efficiently convert PDF to image format through a Java application. Convert a Whole PDF Document to Multiple Images Convert a Particular PDF Page to an Image Programming Environment Method 1: Introduced manually. Download Free Spire.PDF for Java locally, unzip it, and find the Spire.PDF.jar file in the lib folder. Open the following interface in IDEA, and import the jar file in the local path into the Java program: If you use Maven , you can easily import the JAR file in your application by adding the following code to your project’s pom.xml file. <repositories>     <repos...

  OpenDocument Format (ODF) is a document file format that contains OpenDocument presentations. It consists of a collection of pages (slides) containing text, graphics and multimedia content, which can be displayed in front of an audience in a controlled manner. But at work, you may need to convert it to a PDF document. Today I will introduce a method for you to convert ODP documents to PDF format quickly and efficiently. The following are the steps and methods I have organized, and the Java code is attached for your reference. OK, here we go. Programming Environment First, you’re required to add the Spire.Presentation.jar file as a dependency in your Java program. The JAR file can be downloaded from this link. Method 1: Introduced manually. Download Free Spire. Presentation for Java locally, unzip it, and find the Spire. Presentation .jar file in the lib folder. Open the following interface in IDEA, and import the jar file in the local path into the Java program: Metho...