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How to Remove PDF Files Password using Browser

Though passwords are meant to protect information from the third eye, well it doesn't make sense if even you are not allowed to remove a password of your own PDF file when you no longer required to protect the same. Already we have a hell lot of passwords to remember for each and every online/offline accounts and these PDF files are making it even worse by encrypted PDF files with different passwords for each. As a result, you may become a stranger and considered unauthorized for your own document once you've forgotten the password. Read Also: How to Download Wikipedia Articles in PDF for Offline Reading/Print How to Remove Password From Encrypted PDF File? PDF file formats are mostly used in online business and banking transactions for document-level security, compressed size, universal device support and much more. Despite being a universal utility/document, unlike other applications, the utility so-called PDF doesn't endorse the "remember passw...

How To Enable Password Protection In Ms Excel Files

Protecting your computer user accounts with a password doesn't mean important files were really safe and secure if anyone who has the privilege to access your user account is free to view and make changes by default, in spreadsheet application called Excel developed by Microsoft. Microsoft has designed this spreadsheet application, which has several features such as calculating, graphing tools, pivot tables, etc. Sharing desktop is not the only threat to excel files when you send excel files online via email to a group of mates that you want to share with, but sent to an unknown mail id by mistake, which has confidential information that shouldn't be disclosed. To prevent such situation add password's to Excel files and limit the user from making changes and viewing, with the right password. Read Also: How to make your computer speak whatever you type with notepad. Why Add a password for excel file?  When you have one for the computer. It's better to protect ...