LockLizard have extended the functionality of their Lizard Safeguard pdf protection product by adding personalized license files in order to easily identify who a license file belongs to.
“This feature has already been put into use by one of our industrial machinery suppliers when moving to digital information distribution,”
Since the license files now show the dealer’s names, they were easily generated, and collected and organized internally by the manufacturer. That meant that as the manufacturer’
So it’s a ‘win win’ for everyone. The manufacturer knows who the license is for and can make sure it is in the right place to be collected. The dealers retain a single point of contact and information and don’t need to change the business processes they already have established. And the manufacturer has cut out printing costs, distribution costs, can deliver rapidly, and can issue new information immediately. Big cost savings!”
Previously, when a Publisher issued a license file to one of their customers, the license file simply identified itself as being a Lizard Safeguard license. With immediate effect, license files issued by all Publishers to their customers will be personalized with the recipients name.
This also helps corporate IT departments who may have to implement licenses for different people in the organization as part of their own internal procedures. They can now readily match the license files they are provided with to the intended recipients.
LockLizard are continuing to update their product set, and to add additional features and functionality.
About Lizard Safeguard PDF Security
Lizard Safeguard PDF Security protects PDF documents with DRM PDF controls and US Government strength, AES 256 bit, encryption. It protects PDF documents from copying, modifying, screen grabbing, saving and distribution. In addition the document owner can control whether users can print protected PDF files, and, if so, how many times. Controls check how PDF documents are used, by whom, for how long, and what can be done with them. http://www.locklizard.com/
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