[texhax] Signed PDF documents in a LaTeX way ?

[Brent Legge]

I cannot remember the exact thread, but I believe this java based 
application may help you

http://maddingue.free.fr/softwares/pdftrans.html

which depends on the following library:

http://www.lowagie.com/iText/

So with this you can script your processing if you are of mind to.  But 
it works nicely as a command line utility.

Cheers

-Brent

Dieter Meinert wrote:

>Hi all,
>
> I remember having read, a couple of years ago, about a package to use
>the
> cryptographic facilities of PDF from LaTeX, in order to produce signed
>(or
> encrypted or access limited) documents. But I seem too dumb to find it
>or
> an update again.
>
> Since now I have need of using the signatures, and do not want to
>always
> load the documents into acrobat, could anyone please tell me whether
>this
> works and give me a pointer to some documentation ?
>
> Regards
> 							Dieter Meinert
> 
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