-> The UPPSC had earlier released the notification for the post of Polytechnic Lecturer for a total of 45 vacancies for lecturer posts in various disciplines.

If you must reformat the document (usually you will), then you must re-open the "text-redacted" version back in Word because Notepad can not do any formatting. This is fine to do, but you MUST only do so in a BRAND NEW BLANK FILE! Do not place the text from Notepad back into the same Word file that it originated from. Here's how:

∴ Radius of circular arc,  \(R= \frac{v^2}{127\times centrifugal\,\,ratio }=\frac{120^2}{127\times 0.25}=\,\, 453.54 \,\, m\)

This Word file you can convert to PDF and all it will contain is only the text and formatting you see on your screen. Convert/Save this file as the "PDF-redacted" version and efile it.

Copy all the text from the "temp-redacted" version and paste it into Notepad, save this as the "text-redacted" version and close it.

You may then reformat the text however you need and save you work as the "final-redacted" version. Be sure you do not change any text, just the formatting.

*NOTE: Windows Notepad may not be able to work with large files. You could try working with the file in sections, or you could try using a different simple-text editor, such as Notepad2 (free), Crimson Editor (free) or others.

Past all the text into Notepad Start>Programs>Accessories>Notepad, or Start>Run, type notepad, click OK. To paste, type Ctrl-V or click Edit=>Paste into Notepad. This will remove all hidden code from the document, but as you will notice, it will also remove most of the formatting (page numbering, tabs, justification, paragraph numbering/bullets, bold/italics/underlining, fonts, etc.). If you now PDF this Notepad document directly from within Notepad, the PDF file will contain only the info you see within Notepad and nothing more, so it is totally safe.

Cut-out (literally) all the text to be redacted and properly dispose of (shred) the clippings. This method will always be 100% effective.

Use opaque (100% impenetrable by light; neither transparent nor translucent) tape or paper to cover over the sections to be redacted. Do not use plain-paper as the scanner may pick up images through the paper. Even some black paper may allow some light reflection - so be careful.

Redacting a PDF File (scanned or converted): This is the most delicate and difficult to do correctly. Adobe Acrobat (any version) by itself can not redact a document using any of the the built in tools. There are plug-ins (add-on software) for Adobe which can do this, such as Redax. You may also want to consider printing-out the document and using method 4 below.

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Open the "text-redacted" version in your word-processing program, make any needed formatting changes, PDF this file and efile it.

In compliance with the policy of the Judicial Conference of the United States and the EGovernment Act of 2002 (PL 107-347), parties should refrain from including, or must redact where inclusion is necessary, all Social Security numbers, names of minor children, dates of birth and financial account numbers. E-filers must use extra care to make sure that the PDF documents to be submitted to ECF are fully and completely free of any hidden data which may contain redacted information. A common error in redacting information is to use the wrong method to redact the electronic file. Below is a partial list of methods NOT to use:

Redacting a Scanned File (tiff, jpeg, gif, etc.): This is a little more tricky since you are modifying an "image" or photo of a file and the data which contains that image may not be fully removed or destroyed using common software tools. Check the support documentation of the software you use to manipulate graphics (such as Photoshop, Paint, etc.) to find if their tools are sufficient to redact a document. You may also want to consider printing-out the document and using method 4 below.

In your original Word document, replace all the text you wish redacted with the word [REDACTED], and/or do a FIND AND REPLACE of all the text you wish redacted. Example: Replace all instances of "John Wilkes Booth" with "[NAME REDACTED]", "JWB" or whatever you deem fit. Be careful that you do this for all instances and for all variants of the text you need to redact (if you do a find/replace for "John Wilkes Booth", it will not replace "John Booth" or "John Wilkes Booth's" or "J. Wilkes Booth" because those phrases are totally different to the computer!) Save this as a new "temp-redacted" version, then...

-> The selection process includes a Written Test and an Interview followed by Document Verification. This is a great Teaching Job opportunity for candidates in Uttar Pradesh.

Redacting a Word-Processing File (short version below): The best way to redact your document is to make sure that the source contains no unwanted text or data to begin with. One way is to use a simple-text editor (such as Windows Notepad : Start>Programs>Accessories>Notepad) to create the final redacted version of the document. Notepad cannot save any hidden code, since it only uses simple-text (.txt) format. This format can only save basic text info (ASCII) so if it's in Notepad, "what you see is what you get", and nothing more. Here's how (we will assume for these instructions that you are using Microsoft Word, the same instructions work for WordPerfect, WordStar, etc.):

The court does not profess to be experts on file metadata, and we do not endorse any specific method to "sanitize" a document. There are a number of consulting and software resources which specialize in redaction of data if you need further information, but we do offer some examples of ways to ensure that your documents may be redacted as you intended: