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Part 1.Best PDF Unlocker for Mac Catalina. Most of the time, we protect a PDF and remember the password, but there are still chances that we get several PDFs with unknown or forgotten PDF password, but actually have legal rights to access to it.Also, we should know that, unlocking a PDF with owner password is much easier than that with a user password. For Mac users, Preview can work as a good PDF unlocker on mac to unlock your PDF offline free. Preview is the free utility to open, view, edit and manage both image and PDF files on Mac. It meets all your basic needs to work on a PDF, including encrypting and unlocking PDFs.

Step to Make Locked PDF Unlock on Mac. Follow these simple steps to save password protected PDF without password Mac OS X: 1. Download and run the software on Mac machine. Click the Add Files or Add Folder button to insert one or more PDF files. If the file is password protected then enter it and click on Next button. If someone 'accidentally' have selected this option, just to realize these documents need to be accessible to other parties, how can t. If you do not supply a password, any user can unprotect the sheet and change what was protected. If you do enter a password, make sure that you choose a password that is easy to remember, or write it down and keep it in a safe place. If you lose the password, you cannot access the protected parts on the sheet. Have your Mac automatically download apps that you purchased from the App Store on other Mac computers and devices (supported iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS apps only). You must be signed in to the App Store with the same Apple ID you used to purchase the apps. Have your Mac automatically play app preview videos with the sound off. Password protect individual apps on Mac OS X Mac App Blocker offers a free, 15-day trial for people who are interested in adding another level of security, beyond the standard administrator password. Anyone concerned with unauthorized access to their computer should at least have a login password.

It's an interesting academic question to say the least.
However, this is more of a side-effect than a dedicated cracking solution. Also, I have not tested this technique against documents that require passwords to view them, etc.

'Also, I have not tested this technique against documents that require passwords to view them, etc.'
Well,
I've generated pdf with some password via Indesign export. I've set 2 passwords : 1 for the 'autor (me)' and the second for the one who will read it. (I've not decide to put 2 pass, that's the way it is in ID2). Anyway, i've tried to open it with preview to check if protection was effective : it is.
No password are required at the opening, BUT I had white pages…nothing appearded.
I've not tried anything else, but if a pdf files is password protected it's gonna be unreadable with Preview. (I was in 10.1.4 when I checked this 2 month ago. don't know what would hapen now, and I haven't tried with other files…
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It's nice that you'll be able to select text after this trick, but you can only do it if the PDF file allows print permissions. Otherwise, you'll never get the print dialog to begin with. I have a couple military FM documents that disable both the text-select and the print feature.

The print permission you refer to is ignored in Preview.app.

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I've been doing this for years. Print to .ps file ->distill to PDF. This still works. I asked a member of the acrobat team about this at Print '01 in Chicago. He said that it would be fixed with Acrobat 5. I only have the reader. Has anyone tried this with a file that has definitely been created with Acrobat 5x? (exporting to PDF from other apps doesn't count)

The DCMA (as far as I know) is not the issue here. What is at issue is copyright, which exists on the intellectual property, not the digital image of the file. Printing to PDF does not defeat the file encryption anyway, it simply turns the print file into a PDF instead of a printer image (or Postscript file) - that's why it's so big. Heck, in OS X the file is conveted to a form of PDF for display (say Aqua).
The only reason to lock PDFs is to stop unintentional modification. There are many ways of modifying digital files before they are printed so that an altered file, when printed, looks like an original. You can only trust digital files that have used proper encryption and encrypted hash values to guarantee they are unaltered. You can't trust a printed version of a digital file - as a last resort you can always scan it back in and use OCR to convert it to text, modify it, then print it out.
Copyright is only breached if you re-publish the work - in part or in full - either singularly or as reproductions. Of course you can publish parts in a review or educational context, but only with proper acknowledgement of the original author.

In order to save trees and weight, I often want to print duplexed two-up (i.e. four document pages on a single printer page, two per side) versions of downloaded PDF copies of journal articles. These are for my own use, so I am well within the 'fair use' provision of copyright law to do so. However, since they are images of print journal pages, they 'natively' print with incredibly large margins and small text in my 4-to-1 scheme. A way around this is to 'trim' the margins in Acrobat (not Reader, obviously) and print the trimmed version (sometimes at a >100% print scaling). With locked files, one cannot trim the margins. To regain legibility, a trick like the one mentioned here works to create an 'unlocked' version that I can trim and then print as above with reasonable margins and text sizes.

The newer versions of Preview (at least OS X 10.5, and maybe earlier) respect the 'do not print without a password' setting in PDF files, so the hint above won't work for them. However, it is possible to create a completely unprotected version of any PDF file using ghostscript. A command like this should work:
gs -sOutputFile=MyNewFile.pdf -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -dNOPAUSE -dbatch -q MyProtectedFile.pdf
You may need to type 'quit' at the command prompt after gs finishes processing the file.
I can't remember whether ghostscript came with OS X or whether I installed it from somewhere..

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This is a great hint, thank you, it saved me a lot of time when no printer was in sight.