Yeah, that was not an accurate choice of terminology... as it says in the "more info" box, > Resistant to Optical Character Recognition (OCR), most laypeople w

Yeah, that was not an accurate choice of terminology... as it says in the "more info" box, > Resistant to Optical Character Recognition (OCR), most laypeople will need to print+rescan to OCR If print+rescan (or equivalently, screen-grab+OCR) works, which it will, then it's hardly OCR-resistant! The only thing this "blocks" is text extraction from the PDF with things like copy/paste or pdftotext/html/whatever conversion tools, which will "see" the codepoints used rather than the glyph images.