It can be very important to lock your PDF if it contains sensitive information that you want to keep private.
Let's get straight to the point, we will tell you how to lock your PDF using Preview on Mac.
Here are written instructions, if you need them.
Step 1. Open your PDF using Preview
Step 2. Export the PDF using the menu on the top left.
Step 3. Adjust export options and set a password.
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Cheers
Luke
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Do you want to know more about me?
I grew up in the remote region of northwest Australia known as the Kimberley. It's about the size of California, but with a population of around 90,000. It was a beautiful, wild place to grow up.
I started my journey in marketing in the Kimberley, where I tried my hand at videography. Before I knew it, I was filming weddings and commercials for local businesses. As much as I loved videography, I didn't like the pressure of filming for clients
A few years later, I moved to Adelaide (South Australia) and decided to learn digital marketing. From there it was a roller coaster ride, my business snowballed as I developed my skills and got better at my job.
Today I focus on digital marketing, education and being active outdoors. Follow the journey
For more tutorials and blogs, check out my blog
https://www.ipmmedia.net/blog
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukeianpatrickmead/
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