add modificationAllowedWithoutOwnerPassword flag #84
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add simple flag to control whether the PDF doc may be modified even when encrypted and owner password was not supplied. The flag default setting is true
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add simple flag to control whether the PDF document may be modified even when encrypted and owner password was not supplied. The flag default setting is true.
This solves issue 35 in the most simplistic way possible.
This causes a change in behavior because the setting is defaulted to true and has the effect of making the library more open and more widely applicable by default, in that it can now properly process PDF files that are encrypted with just an owner password that was not supplied to the API when opening the document. This brings OpenPDF into alignment with the functionality of nearly all PDF viewers.