Some user/pw protected files didn’t work and the ‘decryption successfull’ message didn’t show up in the former version.
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Tetrachroma-
Awesome script- thank you!! I do have a .pdf file that won’t decrypt though, it’s damaged/corrupt after the process. I’ll be glad to send you the .pdf and the associated key if you’d like to take a look and see what’s going on. In fact, I’ll commit to a donation if you get it working
Jeffrey
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