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TIP 149: Using Secure ePaperOne of the coolest new features in Acrobat 7 Professional is the ability to "wrap" your document and other files you choose to include, regardless of their file format, in a secure envelope for distributing to others. eEnvelopes even look like envelopes!
Once your recipient receives the email, the eEnvelope is shown as an attachment. The recipient can't open the attachment without the proper permissions, such as entering the password used to encrypt the eEnvelope.If you are working with the Adobe Policy Server, you can apply the eEnvelope process directly through your email program. In Outlook, open an email message window, and click Attach as Secured PDF  on the Standard toolbar. In the Attach as Secured PDF dialog, choose the file you want to send, and then select a security option (Figure 149c). You can either restrict opening to the names listed in the To and CC fields of the email, or select a policy and click OK. The document attachment to the email displays as usual, but (Secure) appears in the attachment's name. Repeat to add documents, and then send the email.Figure 149c. Attach a secured document to an email if you are working with Adobe Policy Server.
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