#WORD REMOVE ALL DOCUMENT INFO PDF#
You can use your favorite search engine to search for information on these and other cleaners. Open the Office document that you want to inspect for hidden data or personal information. Part 1: What is PDF Metadata Like any other file, PDF files have properties and attributes that are unique to the file. Examples of these types of programs are Metadata Assistant (Payne Consulting Group) and Workshare Protect (WorkShare). These clean not only the information stored in the document properties, but also other identifying data that you might not want distributed with a document. Right-click, then click Toggle Field Codes. There are also commercial metadata cleaners available on the market. Press CTRL+A on your keyboard to select all the text within the document. If a non-writable document property is accessed (for example, the time the document was last printed), then an error is generated and the macro resumes on the very next property.įor Each oProp In ActiveDocument.BuiltInDocumentProperties The following macro tries to access all the built-in document properties, resetting them so that they contain nothing. For more on headers and footers, see Headers and footers in Word. You can also delete a header from a single page. If your document has more than one section, repeat this process for each section.
Using a macro, you can clear all the boxes on the Summary tab of the Properties dialog box. Alternatively, you can click File > Info > Protect Document > Mark as Final to turn off Mark as Final. Go to Insert > Header or Footer, and then select Remove Header or Remove Footer. Some of them are set automatically by Word, and others can be set manually by you. These properties vary from document to document. You can see these properties by choosing Properties from the File menu. Using a macro, you can clear all the boxes on the Summary tab of the Properties dialog box. Word allows you to maintain a fair number of properties associated with a document. These properties vary from document to document.
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