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Answered by Phillip6531 : Dec 27 2012 07:04 PM
aha.
yes, in fact, not only the adobe set this protection system, but also a lot of book publishers do this, too.
so that is normal you meet this.
and there is a preferable tool in the maket you can t... full answer >
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