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Acrobat 9 Family of Products
Security Feature User Guide
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Table 1 Documentation related to Acrobat security
Document
Acrobat SDK Documentation
Roadmap
Acrobat and PDF Library API Reference Developers
JavaScript for Acrobat API Reference
Developing Acrobat Applications with
JavaScript
PDF Reference 1.7
FDF Data Exchange Specification
PDF Signature Build Dictionary
Specification
Digital Signature Appearances
Guidelines for Developing CSPs for
Acrobat on Windows
Acrobat Security Administration Guide Administrators
Digital Signature User Guide for Adobe
Acrobat and Adobe Reader
Document Security User Guide Adobe
Acrobat and Adobe Reader
Security Setting User Guide
Enhanced Security in Adobe Acrobat 9
and Adobe Reader 9
Digital Signatures in the PDF
Language
Digital Signatures in Acrobat
Acrobat 9 Digital Signatures Changes
and Improvements
The most recent document versions may be found online at:
http://www.adobe.com/go/acrobat_developer
http://www.adobe.com/go/acrobat_security
Audience
Developers
Developers
Developers
Developers
Developers
Developers
Developers & administrators
Developers & administrators
Administrators & end users
Administrators & end users
Administrators & end users
Administrators & end users
Anyone needing an overview A generic description of how signature work in PDF.
Anyone needing an overview A description of how signatures are implemented in Acrobat.
Anyone needing an overview A description of the changes in digital signatures since Acrobat 8.
Roadmap to Other Security Documentation
For information about
A guide to the documentation in the Adobe Acrobat SDK.
A description of the APIs for Acrobat and Adobe Reader® plug-ins,
as well as for PDF Library applications.
A listing of the Acrobat JavaScript APIs.
Additional detail about the Acrobat JavaScript APIs.
A detailed description of the PDF language.
A object-level FDF file description. The files can be generated
programmatically and used to share security-related data.
Build properties for the PDF Reference's signature dictionary which
provides interoperability details for 3rd party handlers.
Guidelines for creating signatures programmatically.
Guidelines for developing a Cryptographic Service Provider for use
with Acrobat® on the Windows® platform.
Application deployment and configuration in enterprise settings.
Application usage and configuration via the user interface.
Application usage and configuration via the user interface.
Describes how to export and import security settings and
certificate data with .acrobatsecurity and FDF files.
X-domain configuration specifically and other aspects of the
enhanced security feature generally.
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