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= Prawn/Security: Popular Password Protection & Permissions for Prawn PDFs
Prawn/Security adds encryption, password protection, and permissions to Prawn.
== Usage
See the examples/ directory and/or the RDoc for detailed info. Basically, it's as simple as the first example:
require 'prawn/security'
Prawn::Document.generate("hello_foo.pdf") do text "Hello, world!" encrypt_document :user_password => 'foo', :owner_password => 'bar', :permissions => { :print_document => false } end
This creates a document that requires the password 'foo' to be opened, and cannot be printed without entering the owner password 'bar'.
If you want to prohibit most anyone from performing a certain activity, you can pass :owner_password => :random to generate a probably-unguessable owner password.
== Contributors
Brad Ediger brad.ediger@madriska.com
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