Rights Management provides the following types of policies.
Personal policiesUsers can create, edit,
copy, delete, and apply their own policies with settings appropriate
to a particular situation. Only the person who creates a policy
and the administrators can access that personal policy. Personal
policies appear on the My Policies tab of the Policies page.
Invited
users can also create, edit, copy, and delete personal policies
if the administrator enables this capability.
Shared policiesAdministrators and policy
set coordinators create shared policies based on the confidentiality
requirements that your organization identifies for different types of
documents and users. Shared policies are contained within policy
sets and are available to all authorized users (document publishers,
policy set coordinators, and document recipients) for a particular
policy set. Administrators and policy set coordinators can enable
and disable shared policies. Shared policies appear in policy sets
on the Policy Sets tab of the Policies page.
Microsoft Outlook auto-generated policiesUsing
Acrobat, you can apply policies to documents that you send as email attachments
in Microsoft Outlook. In Outlook, you can protect a document by using
an existing policy or by using an auto-generated policy that Acrobat generates
with default confidentiality settings and applies to the document
that is attached to an email message. (See Acrobat Help.)
Note: In
order for a policy to be available in Outlook, you must set the
policy as a favorite in Acrobat. All other policies, including those
there you are the Publisher, are not displayed in Outlook.
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