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In our previous episode, Christopher Carmichael said:
> That's why I used .pdf files as security can be included no printing, no
> cut and paste -- just viewing. It's typical that this would happen; and it
> could involve the technical publications department getting the backlash.
Is it possible to create .pdf files that you can print but _can't_ cut
and paste from? I have a need for something like that. Or are the
two security attributes interlinked?
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"A civil war is such an awful bother.
We fought at Tewksbury and still ran out of mustard.
I wonder where my brother Richard is." -- John M. Ford
