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File > Create menu or Tools > Create PDF Within Acrobat, by choosing PDF from File

If you don't have it installed or would rather not pay for it just for this, feel free to grab the free 7-day trialGo to File > Open to locate the PDF that should be password protected with Adobe Acrobat; select Open to load it

You can skip this first step if the PDF is already openNavigate to File > PropertiesGo into the Security tab

Next to Security Method:, select the drop-down menu and choose Password SecurityAt the top of that window, under the Document Open section, put a check in the box next to Require a password to open the document

Enter a password in that text box

At this point, you can continue through these steps to save the PDF with just a document open password, but if you also want to restrict editing and printing, stay on the Password Security - Settings screen and fill out the details under the Permissions sectionThis preference corresponds to the Disable Document Auto-Save option in the Accessibility Setup Assistant

Accessibility preferences in Forms panel Fields Highlight Color and Required Fields Highlight Color These preferences specify what colors are used to highlight fillable form fieldsThey correspond to the Field Highlight Color and Required Field Highlight Color options in the Accessibility Setup Assistant

Auto-Complete Enables Acrobat to automatically offer to complete some entries in form fields so that filling form fields requires fewer keystrokesThis preference doesn’t correspond to an option in the Accessibility Setup Assistant