Encrypt PDF Files Via Command Line With Total PDF Encrypter

Usage: PDFEncrypter.exe <source> <destination> <options>
If you have path with spaces, use quotation marks (like "path with spaces").
By the way You can use macros in the Destination path

•  <DATE[:format]> - current date, default format is yyyymmdd
•  <TIME[:format]> - current time, default format hhmmss

For example: destination C:\<DATE>_<TIME:hhmm> produces file C:\20071107_1235

Options:

• -log <FileName> - Don`t show errors. Write them to the log file
  
• -list - File with files mask to convert
  
• -Recurse - Include subfolders
  
• -do - Delete originals
  
• -kfs - Keep Folder Structure
  
• -mp - master (owner) password
  
• -up - user password
  
• -perm - user permissions
  • Copy - allow copy
  • Modify - allow modify
  • Print - allow print
  • Annotation - allow annotation
  • FormFill - allow form fill
  • Accessibility - allow accessibility
  • DocAssembly - allow document assembly
  • HighResPrint - allow high resolution print

Note that -list is used when there is a list of files in a file.