Download Adobe Experience Manager Document Security/LiveCycle Rights Management Extension for Microsoft® Office
Using Document Security Extension for Microsoft® Office software, you can maintain the confidentiality of sensitive information. You can protect critical files against unauthorized access at all times. This protection applies from document creation through distribution. It also includes archiving and destruction, regardless of how the files are distributed or where they are stored.
NOTESystem requirements
- 32-bit or 64-bit versions of Microsoft® Office 2019 Professional Plus on Microsoft® Windows 11
- 32-bit or 64-bit versions of Microsoft® Office 2016, Office 2019, or Office desktop applications installed as part of Office 365 on Microsoft® Windows 10
- Note: Document security extension for Microsoft® Office is also expected to work on Microsoft® Surface devices.
- 1.3-GHz processor or higher
- 2 GB of RAM
- 100 MB of available hard disk space
Download installer
| Microsoft® Office 32-bit | Download EXE (SHA1: df03bbdd9722c63a46b245c303cdb335ee2d0fce) | Download MSI (SHA1: e70661f72ba640c37911c6d17d520ceaf84c2122) |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft® Office 64-bit | Download EXE (SHA1: f4f0327f3cb5dc4c4a5c3da191062280870fc176) | Download MSI (SHA1: 73f408f860143008915ee86b13edd0e76789b4fc) |
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