Hi,
We are looking for pdf password protected solution for SAP where SAP can send email with the password protected. Let me know how you can help with your solution.
Best regards,
Customer
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VeryPDF Encrypt PDF Command Line or VeryPDF Encrypt PDF SDK,
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VeryPDF PDF Toolbox Command Line,
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You may look at more command line options from this web page,
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VeryPDF PDF Toolbox Component for .NET,
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This page will let you know how to call PDF Toolbox Component from C# and VB.NET source code,
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VeryPDF PDF Security and Signature (Shell & COM & SDK),
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This page will let you know how to use PDF Security and Signature with command line options,
https://www.verypdf.com/app/pdf-security-and-signature/user-guide.html
You can use these products to set password and permission settings to your PDF files.
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What Is SAP ERP?
SAP is a German multinational software company known for making enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. ERP software allows organizations to manage business operations, and usually refers to suite of modular applications that collect and integrate data from different aspects of the business. While it is the sole focus of this article, SAP is just one provider of ERP software. Others include: Oracle, Microsoft, Infor Orbis, and Epicor.
Below is a general overview of SAP's modules for enterprise management, implementation methods, and where it stands amongst its competitors.
History of SAP
The product of five ex-IBM employees, SAP started in 1972 as a small software company in Germany with just one customer. The company's name stands for Systems, Applications & Products. Its founders had a vision of producing software that could process data when a user wanted it, rather than in overnight batches as earlier software did. Their first product was a modification of IBM's punch-card data storage, which stored data mechanically and required overnight processing. For their client, the German branch of Imperial Chemical Industries, SAP developed a real-time payroll and punch-card system in 1972.
SAP's ERP started as R/2, named for its real-time architecture and two servers. In later years it was called R/3, for three servers: the application server, production server, and database server. In 2006, SAP released the latest version, ECC 6.0, and in 2013 an Enhancement Package (EHP7) was released.