I recently bought membership to a online course. It has hundreds of PDFs, and each PDF has a password, a DIFFERENT password at that. It is too late to get a refund, and I plan to use that knowledge from those PDFs anyway.

Anyway, I don't have the patience to remember 150 passwords - is there any free way to remove the passwords from those PDFs? I am on Mac OS X Lion. I don't feel like spending more money on this, so am looking for some free tool.

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I'm not a MAC person but free PDF printers like PDFCreator can be used to strip off passwords - just open and print into a new PDF.

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