Almost on topic

[Don Schmidt]

I have a website created with Publisher 2000 and may want to make some
confidenticial pdf files available to select folks. But, I realize anybody
visiting the site will have access to the files.

Here's my question. Is 128 bit encryption pretty safe?

(I'll be using PDF-XChange the clone Adobe pdf file creator).

The question is directed to the 128 bit encryption and not to PDF-XChange.

No national secrets or plans to build "gadgets" of the Los Alamos type. <G>
Just things like lodge member directory containing addresses, phone numbers,
e-mail address etc.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

I have a password protected sub-web for my .pdf files for the same reasons
you mentioned.

 

[Don Schmidt]

What is a "sub-web"?

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Don
Vancouver, USA

I have a password protected sub-web for my .pdf files for the same reasons
you mentioned.

 

[DavidF]

Don,

If you are still using Pacifier to host your site, I remember they at least
used to have public ftp sites, so they probably can provide password
protected folders.

DavidF

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

All I know is that my web server guy had to set it up and then set a
password to it. This was all done in FP tho. Better check with David B for
better info for Publisher.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

What is a "sub-web"?

--
Don
Vancouver, USA

I have a password protected sub-web for my .pdf files for the same reasons
you mentioned.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I have a website created with Publisher 2000 and may want to make some
confidenticial pdf files available to select folks. But, I realize
anybody visiting the site will have access to the files.

Here's my question. Is 128 bit encryption pretty safe?

(I'll be using PDF-XChange the clone Adobe pdf file creator).

The question is directed to the 128 bit encryption and not to
PDF-XChange.

No national secrets or plans to build "gadgets" of the Los Alamos type.
<G> Just things like lodge member directory containing addresses, phone
numbers, e-mail address etc.

 

[Don Schmidt]

Yep I'm on Pacifier and just checked. They do have "password protected
websites". I'll be reading their support pages on how to get it going. I'm
hopping for a password protected webpage off of the website.