Help for rasterize a multipage pdf document.

[xenio]

Sometime I need to rasterize a multipage document and send it as PDF, the main reason to rasterize is to avoid giving vector logos or compositions to some specific client.

I work with InDesign CS6 and export in PDF my documents and I was having hard time to rasterize all the pages at the same time and exporting to pdf, I tried all the options with the flattener preview (also adding transparent object on top) but does not works as I need.

I came from CorelDraw where with click you could select all and rasterize it (with option for resolution) and export to pdf all inside CorelDraw, but I can't replicate it inside InDesign or Acrobat.

To be clear I don't want convert it to Jpeg because it is a multipage and I still want to deliver a pdf document.

Any idea for a fast workflow for this kind of situation?
Thanks for your suggestions.

[sharklase]

export using the security settings in indesign might help you out?

tick: use a password to restrict printing,editing...
changes allowed: n
untick enable copying of text,images and other content

[xenio]

Sharklase thanks for your answer, but those files needs to be printed too, protecting it is not what I need :(

Edit: Rasterize is a must for me, I need it for many reason.

[sharklase]

Xenio:
if you put the foresaid settings in, you can print!
it will allow printing... it only restricts taking the pdf apart

[t0rnad0]

The best way I've found is to rasterize the PDF out of indesign - it does a much better job handling multiple transparencies and othe effects, as well as complex linework.

1. place pdf in indesign - same page size as pdf
2. export to jpeg - into a folder to keep the separate jpegs together
3. Open Acrobat, and under File>Create>Combine files into a single PDF . . .
4. From the folder, drag all of your jpegs and hit the combine button

and then you have a single, rasterized PDF

[xenio]

Thanks T0rnad0, I kind of like this, a lot of control of all the steps with resolution, jpeg compression and color workspace.
Thanks.

Any other ideas are welcome.