- Removing sensitive content from PDFs in Adobe Acrobat DC

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Once you are comfortable with your selection, click "Apply Redactions" and then click "OK" on the dialogue box to confirm the action. PDFelement also allows you to change the color of the area to be redacted; place overlay text andinsert redaction code. For Windows users, right click the redaction area and choose "Properties" to set the appearance. Select the items for removal by dragging the cursor over text and objects on the document.

Click the Redact tool in the Tools menu. If you choose Single Word Or Phrase , type it into the search field. From there, either import the list of words you want to add or type out each word in the New Word Or Phrase field and then click Add.

If you choose Patterns , select the type of pattern you want to search for. This could be phone numbers, credit card info, email addresses, Social Security numbers, or other repeating patterns.

Choose Check All to redact all instances, check each instance on a case-by-case basis, or close the search box to redact none of them. Save the redacted document by going to File and selecting Save. Adobe Acrobat Pro also enables you to use overlay text as a redaction marker and to customize the appearance of the fill-type marker to a color other than black. Select a file for redaction. Mark content for redaction. Choose Pages to mark the current page or a range of consecutive pages for redaction.

Choose Find Text to search for specific content you want to permanently remove. You can search in the current document or across PDFs in a folder on your computer. Warning: The redaction processes shown here are permanent. You cannot remove redactions or undo the sanitation process after they have been applied.

Therefore, you should perform these steps on a secondary copy of your PDF, not on the original. The steps are the same in Acrobat Pro and Acrobat Pro There's also an option to turn website pages or even entire sites into interactive PDFs with working links. In both cases, the text was fine, but the images were completely absent. Having said that, on simpler web pages without too many interactive features, such as the Wikipedia entry shown below, Adobe Acrobat Pro DC did a very accurate job of creating a PDF.

Literally: in decades past I have dreamed of being able to enter a PDF and delete, change and move elements about, just like you can do in a graphic design programme like InDesign. You can insert, delete and reorder pages. You can edit text, add new text, and delete unwanted text, and the same with images.

You can number your pages. You can insert watermarks, bookmarks, headers, footers, links to other documents and links to web pages. You can remove backgrounds, add article boxes and attach files.

You can split a PDF into multiple files. You can rotate images, bring them to the front and send them to the back. If you make any mistakes, good old Control-Z is there to reset everything.

Quite simply, I couldn't think of anything I wanted to do with a PDF that wasn't covered, and yet for anyone who's ever used a design tool, the interface is very simple and easy to follow. Want to share your PDFs with others? Adobe Acrobat Pro DC makes it easy to do so, either as an email attachment or as link within the Adobe Document Cloud, a free service that anyone can access. That means that as well as letting people view your PDFs, you can also let them collaborate on them by adding comments and mentions.

For instance, it allows you to send one email with one link to multiple reviewers. Everyone in this group will be able to annotate the same PDF wherever they are, on both desktop and mobile devices, without having to sign up for anything. You can get real-time updates when your PDF is opened, or comments have been added, and the software makes it easy to send reminders and update deadlines.