# PDF viewer without download / print option
By default, all PDF viewers offer the option to download / print the document.
If you wish to prohibit the copying of the PDF documents (download, print, save-as), please follow the steps below.
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Note: In order to privatise our PDF documents, we will be using Google Drive. You must have a Google account to proceed with this tutorial.
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### Protect your PDF documents with the help of Google Drive
1\) Add your **PDF** to your **Google Drive** account. Select the **3 vertical dots menu** in the upper right hand corner.
2\) Select '**Share**'
3\) Select the **gear icon** '***Share with people settings***'.
4\) Deselect the options: \
\- Editors can change permissions and share\
\- Viewers and commenters can see the option to download, print, and copy
5\) Select the **Back** arrow to return to the sharing menu.
6\) Under **Get Link** select to ***Change Link***
7\) Below the '**Get Link**' URL, select the *drown-down menu* to chose who the document will be shared with, and select '***Anyone with Link***'
On the right, make sure you have selected '**Viewer**' and not '***Commenter***' or '***Editor***'. Because learners should only be able to 'view' the document, not 'comment' or 'edit'. :)
8\) Select '***Copy Link***' and then select '***Done***'.
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Keep this window open and open studio in a new tab so that you may easily re-access the Google URL if necessary.
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9\) Open the **Course** > **Unit** where you want to add the PDF. Select to add an **HTML** component > **Raw HTML**.
10\) Select to '**Edit**' the component.
and replace the text with the following code:
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11\) Replace the `src=` URL with your Google Drive PDF URL (Step 8).
You can also modify the height and/or width (in pixels) of the PDF viewer.
Select to '**Save**' the changes.
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