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CONTENTS ACROBAT 7.X SECURITY TUTORIAL - DIGITAL SIGNATURES, SECURITY METHODS AND DOCUMENT SECURITY
Acrobat 7.x Security User Guide Digital Signatures, Security Methods, and Document Security Acrobat and Adobe Reader Version 7.X 1 What’s in this Guide? 2 Getting and Using Your Digital ID Digital ID Basics What is a Digital ID? Digital ID Related Files and Storage Mechanisms Getting Your Digital ID Digital ID Management Generic ID Operations Specifying Default Digital ID Usage Changing or Clearing the Default Digital ID Sharing (Exporting) a Digital ID Certificate Viewing All of Your Digital IDs Viewing Digital ID Certificate Details Managing PKCS#12 Digital ID Files Finding an Existing Digital ID in a PKCS#12 File Adding and Removing Digital ID Files from the File List Changing an ID File’s Password Changing a PKCS#12 File’s Password Timeout Logging in to PKCS#12 Files Creating a Self-Signed Digital ID Deleting a PKCS#12 Digital ID Managing Windows Digital IDs Finding an Existing Digital ID in a Windows Cert Store File Creating a Self-Signed Digital ID Deleting a Windows Digital ID Managing PKCS#11 IDs Adding an ID that Resides on External Hardware Changing Passwords Logging into a Device Acrobat Security Tutorial Good tutorials pdf Digital Signatures Software user guide Security Methods Manuals free Document Security Help me adobe acrobat Bible security protection Table of Contents 3 Managing Trusted Identities Creating a Community of Document Authors and Recipients Setting up the Trusted Identity Environment Creating Default User Information Adding Certificate Servers as Searchable Directories Using the Windows Certificate Store for Signing and Certificate Security Adding Someone to Your Trusted Identity List Adding a Digital ID from a Signature Requesting a Digital ID via Email Browsing for a Trusted Identity Searching for a Digital ID to Trust Importing a Single Certificate From an FDF File Working with Digital IDs and Certificates Displaying a Certificate in the Certificate Viewer Verifying Self-Signed Certificates Checking Certificate Revocation Status Trusting Timestamp Authority Certificates Certificate Trust Settings Trusting a Certificate for Signing and Certifying Trusting Dynamic Content in Certified Documents Trusting JavaScript in Certified Documents Selecting a Certificate to use for Encryption Managing Contacts Viewing and Editing Contact Details Emailing Certificate or Contact Data Saving Certificate or Contact Details to a File Associating a Certificate with a Contact Changing a Trusted Identity’s Certificate Association Deleting Contacts and Certificates Working with Groups of Contacts Creating a Group Adding or Removing Group Contacts Deleting a Group Using Groups with Security Policies Using Directory Servers to Add Trusted Identities Manually Configuring a Directory Server Editing Directory Servers Details Deleting a Directory Server Specifying a Default Directory Server Importing and Exporting Directory Server Settings 4 Digital Signatures for Document Authors & Signers Signing Basics What is a Digital Signature? Signature Types: Approval and Certifying Approval Signature Certification Signature Common Signature Workflows Signatures User Interface Setting up the Signing Environment Creating Default User Information Changing the Default Signing Method Including Certificate Revocation Status in a Signature Using the Windows Certificate Store for Signing Certifying a Document (Certification Signatures) Recommended Certification Workflow Setting up a Document for Certification Certifying a Document Why Can’t I Certify? Signing a Document Without Certifying (Ordinary Signatures) Signing Documents in Acrobat Signing in a Browser Clearing One or More Signatures Signature Field Design and Editing Creating a Blank Signature Field Specifying General Field Properties Specifying Signature Field Appearances Changing Blank Signature Field Defaults Editing Signature Fields Arranging Signature Fields Creating Multiple Copies of a Signature Field Setting Signature Field Tab Order Authoring Signable Forms Authoring a Document with Multiple Fields Locking Fields Automatically After Signing Unlocking Signature and Form Fields Making a Field a Required Part of a Workflow Specifying a Post-Signing Action Personalizing Signature Appearances Creating and Storing Signature Appearances Editing a Signature Appearance Deleting a Signature Appearance Setting up Palm OS appearance files Timestamp Basics for Authors Adding Timestamps to Signatures Configuring Acrobat to use Timestamps Importing and Exporting Timestamp Server Settings Advanced Document Customizations Enabling JavaScript to Set Seed Values Forcing a Certification Signature and Document Locking Adding Custom Legal Attestations Adding Custom Signing Reasons Specifying Timestamps for Signing Specifying Alternate Signature Handlers and Formats Specifying Certificate Properties for Signing Specifying Signing Certificates by Issuer and Subject Specifying Signing Certificate Policies Specifying a URL When a Valid Certificate is not Found Custom Workflows and Beyond 5 Digital Signatures for Document Recipients Working with Signed Documents What Make a Signature Valid? Signature Status and Validity Icons Setting up Your Environment for Receiving Documents Setting Up Automatic Signature Validation Setting Digital Signature Validation Preferences Configuring Document Status Preferences Setting Dynamic Content (Multimedia) Security Options Setting High Privilege JavaScript Security Options High Privilege JavaScript Defined Validating Signatures Manually Validating a Single Signature Validating All Signatures Simultaneously Validating an Unknown (Untrusted) Signature Validating a Signature for an Earlier Document Version When the Status Icon is Not a Green Check. . . Green Check and Caution Triangle Question Mark and Caution Triangle Question Mark and Person Question Mark and Pen Red X and Pen Running JavaScript and Dynamic Content Timestamp Basics for Document Recipients Trusting a Timestamp Certificate in a Signature When Timestamps Can’t be Verified. . Viewing and Comparing Document Changes and Versions Viewing a Signed Version of a Document Viewing a List of Post-Signing Modifications Comparing Documents Comparing a Signed Version with the Current Version Comparing Documents by Page Comparing Documents by Word 6 Document Security Methods Security Method Basics Choosing a Security Method Type Security Policies Security Methods and Encryption Security Methods and Permissions Viewing Encryption and Permission Settings Security Method User Interface Associating Batch Processing with a Security Method Password Security Applying Password Security Setting Permissions Opening a Password-Protected Document Removing a Password Changing Document Collection Passwords Password Recovery Certificate Security Using Windows Certificate Store Certificates Applying Certificate Security Applying a Certificate Security Policy Opening a Certificate-Protected Document Adobe Policy Server Security Applying APS Security Connecting to an Adobe Policy Server Using the Server (APS) Web Console Viewing Server Policies in the APS Console Creating an APS Policy in the APS Console Importing and Exporting APS Settings Changing Security Methods and Settings Viewing Security Settings in Acrobat Viewing Security Settings in a Browser Changing the Security Method Changing Security Method Settings Removing Document Security 7 Security Policies Security Policy Basics Security Policy Types User vs. Organizational Policies Security Policy User Interface Managing Security Policies Creating Security Policies Applying a Security Policy to a Group Viewing a Security Policy Copying a Security Policy Editing a Security Policy Making a Security Policy Favorite Refreshing the Security Policy List Adding a Security Policy to a Document Removing Security Policy from a Document Deleting a Security Policy from the Policy List 8 Sharing Application Settings with FDF Files Importing Acrobat Data Responding to an Emailed Request for a Digital ID Importing a Single Certificate Importing Multiple Certificates Importing Timestamp Server Settings Importing Directory Server Settings Importing Adobe Policy Server Settings Importing a Trust Anchor and Setting Trust Exporting Acrobat Data Distributing a Trust Anchor or Trust Root Export the Trust Anchor Provide Instructions to the Trusted Root Recipients Optional: Setting Certificate Trust Level Provide Instructions to the Trusted Root Recipients Exporting Your Certificate Emailing Your Certificate Saving Your Digital ID Certificate to a File Requesting a Certificate via Email Emailing Server Details Exporting Server Details 9 External Content and Document Security Setting Attachment Options Default Attachment Behavior Modifying Attachment Behavior Via the User Interface Adding Custom Attachment Extensions Propagating New Attachment Settings Allowing Attachments to Open Files or Launch Applications External Stream Access Internet URL Access 10 Index
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