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I have to generate a encrypted pdf with user limitations, this works generally fine. There is only one issue regarding the TPdfDocumentGDI.Info properties like Author, Subject and Title. These properties are not readable any more by Adobe Acrobat in case of activated encryption. I searched the forum and nobody besides me seems to face this issue. Maybe someone can tell me what I am doing wrong.
The relevant code is:
function GetPdfDoc(Subject:string; Title:string; FileName:string=''):TPdfDocumentGDI;
begin
if CfgSettings.PdfPassword = '' then Result := TPdfDocumentGDI.Create // no encryption
else Result := TPdfDocumentGDI.Create(false,0,false,TPdfEncryption.New(elRC4_128,'',CfgSettings.PdfPassword,PDF_PERMISSION_NOCOPY));
Result.DefaultPaperSize := psA4;
Result.ScreenLogPixels := ActScreenLogPixels;
Result.EmbeddedTTF := true;
Result.EmbeddedTTFIgnore.Text:= My_DEFAULT_FONTS;
Result.EmbeddedWholeTTF := true;
Result.Info.Author := CfgSettings.GetUserFullName; // Get user name
Result.Info.CreationDate := Now;
Result.Info.Creator := CreatorApp; // name of App
Result.Info.Subject := Subject;
Result.Info.Title := Title;
if Filename <> '' then Result.Info.Title := Result.Info.Title+' '+FileName;
end;
If encryption is turned on, the properties shown by Adobe Acrobat change from readable strings to typical RC4-coded strings:
Title: 'Ł\ ²¾'
Author: '>3“ ñb ˛3¨°F já'
Subject: 'yRÈú`œ–çJ'
The question is: Is there a chance to encrypt the pdf in a way that document properties remain readable? Does someone know a solution or workaround for this?
Thanks for any help.
Wolfgang
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