If you mean a hard (paper) copy, you can't (in the conventional way). A
workaround might be to do several screen captures (save the text as a series
of images) then print the images. This would only be practical for a short
document. Pretty untidy though. The author has presumably done 'print
disable' for a good reason. This is a unusual. Authors usually want to
protect their work using edit disable, but usually allow printing. Ho hum.
Can you email the autor to check that it wasn't print disabled by accident?
Phil
"Lam Siu Wai, Ivy" <LamSW.DeleteThis@cawt.sui.com.sg> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have download an acrobat document from the web. The document is under a
security level of "printing disable". How can I make a copy of this
document?
Microsoft Office