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The purpose of redaction is to irreversibly remove the exempt information from the redacted copy of the information. Care should be taken to protect against deleting data from the original file.

You highlight the words you want to redact and click the Mark button. You can do a search for a specific word(s) in order to mark them all for redaction. Once you are finished, the tool will then suggest you use Word's metadata inspector, which is described directly above.

Choose Tools > Redact. On the Edit menu, choose Redact Text & Images. Select the text or image in a PDF, right-click, and select Redact. Select the text or image in a PDF, choose Redact in the floating context-menu.

To redact is to edit, or prepare for publishing. Frequently, a redacted document, such as a memo or e-mail message, has simply had personal (or possibly actionable) information deleted or blacked out; as a consequence, redacted is often used to describe documents from which sensitive information has been expunged.

To revise or edit. Often used to describe the process of blanking out sensitive information in a document before disclosure.

Open the PDF that contains the text you want to black out. Go to the Tools menu and select the Redact tool to open the Secondary Tool Bar immediately above the PDF.Choose Mark for Redaction and select OK when prompted by the pop-up window.

Select Tools 203a Redact.Use the crosshair to draw rectangles over the text or images you want to permanently remove from the PDF.Optional: If you don't want a black box, select your preferred redaction marks.Click Apply.In the same pop-up window, select whether you want to remove the hidden data and metadata as well.More items...