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February 06, 2006
Redaction Part Two: Something Else You Shouldn't Do
I've received several comments about my article on redaction advocating a different method of producing the redacted PDF.
Wouldn't it be easier to just add mark-ups covering information and print it to the AdobePDF print driver instead of saving to a TIFF file?
Doesn't this "flatten" the file eliminating information underneath giving the same results?
Let me state this clearly: No it doesn't!
Read on to learn why . . .
Note: This article was written before Acrobat 8 shipped which includes built-in bullet-proof redaction tools.<\p>
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