6 hours ago
I recently received an important PDF document as an email attachment from a client. The file is password-protected, and while the client shared the password separately, I have to enter it every time I open the document. Since I need to review and reference this PDF multiple times during the day, it's becoming inconvenient.
I already tried SysTools PDF Unlocker, and it successfully removed the password after I entered the correct one. The document's formatting remained unchanged, and I can now access it without repeatedly typing the password.
Before I settle on this solution, I'd like to know if there are any other safe and reliable ways to remove the password from a PDF email attachment. I prefer offline methods because the file contains confidential client information, and I don't want to upload it to an online service. Any recommendations or personal experiences would be appreciated.
I already tried SysTools PDF Unlocker, and it successfully removed the password after I entered the correct one. The document's formatting remained unchanged, and I can now access it without repeatedly typing the password.
Before I settle on this solution, I'd like to know if there are any other safe and reliable ways to remove the password from a PDF email attachment. I prefer offline methods because the file contains confidential client information, and I don't want to upload it to an online service. Any recommendations or personal experiences would be appreciated.

