Matthew Stamy

(In progress) We can accomplish this by setting Bit Position 1 of the field flags. Ref: Table 8.70 of PDF 1,7 spec

You're right, that's the better option. Should be able to implement that soon

Removing the `/Perms` data is simple enough; however, it's causing some issues during the write process (at least in the files I'm testing). Currently working to fix that; sending me...

Thanks for the feedback. I'm currently working on better documentation for PyPDF2, and I intend for it to feature plenty of examples/demos that might answer questions like yours

Could you possibly share the PDF(s) you're working with so I can take a closer look? PyPDF2 does (or is supposed to) support inheritance of missing page attributes from a...

While PyPDF2 does allow inheriting certain page attributes, It appears that the none of the page's parents contain the **Resources** dictionary either. It is a required entry, however I'll try...

Thank you for the detailed bug report! I will try to track down the issue soon, though I will be unavailable for the following week.

Hello, Try passing `strict = False` to `PdfFileReader()`. I still need to track down exactly why the exception is thrown, but this should produce the output without error. (If not,...

`PdfFileMerger()` constructor takes a `strict` parameter as well. It should throw a warning instead of an exception when set to `False`.

Well, you don't have to change `pdf.py` in order to set `strict` to `False`. You can set the value of `strict` when you first create your PdfFileMerger() or PdfFileReader() object...