9. A method for protection of free formatted, variable text size, descriptive multi-page documents printed in paper obtained by non experts in an office environment including a plurality of workers, printers, and materials, comprising: receiving, at a remote server, content to be included in a printed document page from a first user; generating a plurality of security features to be included simultaneously with printing the document page, at least one of the security features representing content text and at least one of the security features determined independently of the content text, wherein the content text is located on the printed document page independently of a predefined format and size for content text, and the plurality of security features comprising a subset of available security features that are selected at least in part based on a selected printer of a plurality of different printers that is to be used to print the printed document, and wherein the security features include at least one graphic security feature and at least one electronic security feature; transmitting a print command directly to an issuer selected printer model, using printer driver instructions of the selected specific printer model, assigned according to particular location of the second user, the print command bypassing an operational system of the second user, and the print command including the digital signature, content, and the plurality of security features tuned individually based on the selected printer in accordance with printer model specifications.
10. The method of claim 9 , wherein the set of security features comprise: a protection against falsification security feature that includes one or more printed objects that have a different appearance, or disappear, when copied; an identification protection security feature that includes information related to the originator of the document page, date of creation, and universal time, the information in the identification protection security feature visible only through a predetermined optical lens; a specific computer readable code that includes an encrypted and encoded version of the original text printed on the document page.