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It's non-trivial to determine "what is needed to display the content". The closest you have is something like "print/save to pdf", which is too lossy for some (
by gruez 2mo ago
It's non-trivial to determine "what is needed to display the content". The closest you have is something like "print/save to pdf", which is too lossy for some (eg. you lose animations and comments), and isn't 100% foolproof either (eg. if you use rectangle tool to redact some text, you can still recover what's underneath).
- yellowapple 2mo ago> you lose animations lol. lmao, even. https://mirrors.mit.edu/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/animate/animate.pdf https://mirrors.mit.edu/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/animate/an...
- spockz 2mo agoIf you have animations the result can be rendered as a video before storing. One could argue that the reader of a password protected presentation also shouldn’t have access to the contents etc. If it is allowed to, this could even be exported to a separate section with a different password.