Password protected document?

I found this document while going through and cleaning up my hard drive, it
was a compressed file and had to be extracted so I extracted it to my
documents and when I tried to open it I got a message saying
'read0600win_ENUadbe0040......' is protected. Please enter a document open
password. I tried to use my admin password, but no luck, it's only a 48kb
adobe document. Any ideas as to what the document is, what the password might
be or how to access it would be very helpful. I already took ownership in
properties>security>advanced>owner and that didn't work either.

One of the options while using Adobe's PDF creation software is to password
protect the file's content. That way only people who you give the password
to can read the document. I don't know how to get around the problem. When
you right click the file and choose properties do you get any info as to
author or source?

-Paul Randall

"Kathryn" <> wrote in message
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>I found this document while going through and cleaning up my hard drive, it
> was a compressed file and had to be extracted so I extracted it to my
> documents and when I tried to open it I got a message saying
> 'read0600win_ENUadbe0040......' is protected. Please enter a document open
> password. I tried to use my admin password, but no luck, it's only a 48kb
> adobe document. Any ideas as to what the document is, what the password
> might
> be or how to access it would be very helpful. I already took ownership in
> properties>security>advanced>owner and that didn't work either.

Kathryn;456654 Wrote:
> I found this document while going through and cleaning up my hard drive
> i
> was a compressed file and had to be extracted so I extracted it to m
> documents and when I tried to open it I got a message sayin
> 'read0600win_ENUadbe0040......' is protected. Please enter a documen
> ope
> password. I tried to use my admin password, but no luck, it's only
> 48k
> adobe document. Any ideas as to what the document is, what the passwor
> migh
> be or how to access it would be very helpful. I already took ownershi
> i
> properties>security>advanced>owner and that didn't work either

Hi Kathryn

by the shortcut 'ENU' it looks like the file is protected by passwor
due to having some kind of importance with updating the Adobe to a newe
version. The only thing I could dig up is

'Adobe Forums - Error 1334 when trying to update from 7.05 tom 7.07
(http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.3bc2a091

'Error: 1334 the file [filename] cannot be installed when upgradin
Acrobat or Adobe Reader 7.0 to 7.0.5, 7.0.7, or 7.0.8
(http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...3020&sliceId=1

Hope this make sense for you. It looks like the file is compressed an
when updating it's being extracted to Data1.cab

You can always e-mail Adobe (if you purchased your copy legally) an
ask them for explanation

Best Regard

--
JackLondon

"Paul Randall" <> wrote in message
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> One of the options while using Adobe's PDF creation software is to
> password protect the file's content. That way only people who you give
> the password to can read the document. I don't know how to get around the
> problem. When you right click the file and choose properties do you get
> any info as to author or source?


Its actually pretty easy to crack the protection on PDF files.

ss.

No Paul, there is no information in properties>PDF title, author, subject,
and everything else is blank, on the details tab it has information about me,
because I took ownership of the document, but that's it. Thank you for the
reply, I appreciate your efforts.

Dear Jack:
I am very grateful for all of the time you put into looking for the answer
for me and it does make sense as it was in the "adobe 7" file folder even
though I have upgraded to adobe 8. The only two files in the folder were this
one and data1.cab so that's probably exactally what it is and I guess that it
also makes sense that it would be password protected by adobe so that it
couldn't be altered in any way. I guess that I am safe to delete the files
now. My main concern before deleting the document was that it was in some way
connected to vista and the last thing I want is to create another problem
that vista didn't already have (LOL).

"JackLondon" wrote:

>
> Kathryn;456654 Wrote:
> > I found this document while going through and cleaning up my hard drive,
> > it
> > was a compressed file and had to be extracted so I extracted it to my
> > documents and when I tried to open it I got a message saying
> > 'read0600win_ENUadbe0040......' is protected. Please enter a document
> > open
> > password. I tried to use my admin password, but no luck, it's only a
> > 48kb
> > adobe document. Any ideas as to what the document is, what the password
> > might
> > be or how to access it would be very helpful. I already took ownership
> > in
> > properties>security>advanced>owner and that didn't work either.
>
> Hi Kathryn,
>
> by the shortcut 'ENU' it looks like the file is protected by password
> due to having some kind of importance with updating the Adobe to a newer
> version. The only thing I could dig up is :
>
> 'Adobe Forums - Error 1334 when trying to update from 7.05 tom 7.07'
> (http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?14@@.3bc2a091)
>
> 'Error: 1334 the file [filename] cannot be installed when upgrading
> Acrobat or Adobe Reader 7.0 to 7.0.5, 7.0.7, or 7.0.8'
> (http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...3020&sliceId=1)
>
> Hope this make sense for you. It looks like the file is compressed and
> when updating it's being extracted to Data1.cab.
>
> You can always e-mail Adobe (if you purchased your copy legally) and
> ask them for explanation.
>
> Best Regards
>
>
> --
> JackLondon
>

You can share with those of us who don't know SS

"Kathryn" <> wrote in message
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> You can share with those of us who don't know SS


Well, I don't to promote possible criminal activity

I have removed the protection that stopped editing of the architectural
details sample files from www.detail.de, to remove the banners across the
pages, so that they can be viewed properly.

If you search on Google it won't be difficult to find these programs.

ss.