This topic outlines the built-in rights that the Rights Management SDK 4.2 provides and usage restrictions that an app should enforce in honoring those restrictions.
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For the Linux SDK, see the rights.h source file for details.
The right to view protected content. Typically, when this right is granted, the application enables the user to open and view protected content; however, additional rights are required to modify, extract, forward, or save the content.
The right to edit protected content and save it in the same protected format. Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables the user to change protected content and then save it to the same file.
The right to extract content from a protected format and place it in a different AD RMS-protected format. Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables the user to save protected content to other AD RMS-protected formats; for example, if the application implements a Save As functionality.
The right to extract content from a protected format and place it in an unprotected format. Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables the user to copy and paste information from protected content. If the app implements a Save As functionality, the application might also enable the user to save protected content to unprotected formats and other protected formats. This right has the same value as the Extract right for email.
The right to print protected content. Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables the user to print protected content. This right has the same value as the Print right for email.
The right to extract content from a protected format and place it in an unprotected format. Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables an email recipient to copy and paste information from a protected message. If the app implements a Save As functionality, the application might also enable the recipient to save protected content to unprotected formats and other protected formats. This right has the same value as the Extract right for editable documents.
The right to print protected content. Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables an email recipient to print a protected message. This right has the same value as the Print right for editable documents.
Typically, when this right is granted, the app enables an email recipient to reply to all recipients of a protected message and include a copy of the original message.