What happens to the metadata and text extraction when a valid password is supplied to a document?

When a valid password is supplied to a document, the system is able to access and extract the metadata and text from the document even though the document itself remains encrypted. This allows for important information such as document properties and the content to be processed and used without compromising the security of the document. The extraction occurs while maintaining the document's encrypted status, ensuring sensitive information is not exposed unnecessarily.

Other choices do not align with the documented behavior of the system. For instance, deleting metadata upon publishing would not allow for valuable information retrieval. Storing metadata in a Password Bank is not a recognized function within this context, as it does not address the extraction process after a password is provided. Disregarding metadata and text during processing contradicts the objective of enabling access to essential information that is typically required in document management systems.