It happened again! I learned something new. Watermarks! Good idea. I wondered how people made their work uncopyable. I know it can still happen, but we just have to trust.
I used watermarks and in the past did the password protect on spreadsheets. I would love to learn how to effectively use .pdf's because the information can be still be copied and pasted from that format too, right? I need to create a 2DoSheet by my side when reading threads... That way I can be most efficient in determining what I need to do, learn, etc for my biz.
Actually, in the full professional version of Acrobat, I am almost positive that there is a password security option that allows you to protect the document from content copying as well as edits, etc...I opened a document the other day like that. You could not highlight and copy or use the CTR+C - nothing like that would work. Watermarks are just plain cool though and I highly recommend them on anything that you own the copyright to.
Instead of saving the file as a pdf, I print the file to pdf. Saving as is still subject to copy and paste, but if I try to copy a printed as pdf, all I get when I paste is gibberish. I use PDF Creator for this, an opensource alternative to Adobe Acrobat.
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Your Administrative Asset, Daniela Chase
Re: Do you use Watermarks?
That way I can be most efficient in determining what I need to do, learn, etc for my biz.
Daniela Chase 
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