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Data Doctors: Password protecting emailed documents - Vimarsana News

Data Doctors: Password protecting emailed documents

Q: What’s the best way to protect documents with sensitive information that I have to send via email? A: There was a time when the fax machine was a simple way to transmit sensitive information from one party to another with very little risk beyond sending it to the wrong number. These days, you’ll often be asked to use email to transmit sensitive information, which requires a little more thought before doing so. Email used to be very risky, because intermediaries could easily view messages, but with the implementation of encryption for most email systems, it’s a little more secure.

Source: wtop.com
How to remove password from a PDF file on Chrome, Adobe, Windows, and Android devices - Vimarsana News

How to remove password from a PDF file on Chrome, Adobe, Windows, and Android devices

How to remove the password from a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat Pro. Password from PDF can be removed using Google Chrome. How to remove password from PDF file on your Android mobile device.

Source: digit.in
Remember Comcast's worst ever salesman? Here's a challenger from Adobe - Vimarsana News

Remember Comcast's worst ever salesman? Here's a challenger from Adobe

Perhaps you won't want to be on his side for the 87 minutes that followed. Please, though, don't dismiss this Canadian actuary before you hear his delightfully twisted online chat encounter with Adobe. If, by the end, it reminds you at least a little of the infamous, overly committed Comcast retention agent who, a few years ago, just wouldn't let a customer cut the cord, then at least you'll have had some fun. It all began on Dec. 27 last year at 5:17 pm. Gorham, an Ontario actuary, suddenly got a bill for $274.42 from the software company. This upset him a touch as he was sure he'd tried Ac...

Source: zdnet.com