Following is a problem description. I am working with an Adobe document that is like a template in that it has set section header pages (like chapter headings) that are mostly in the same style: Exhibit A, Exhibit B, etc. For each new document hundreds of pages are added around these original exhibit header pages. Then headers are added with page numbers, among other information.
I decided to add the headers to the original "template" document in order to save time. Everything went OK, except when I tried to add the option for shrinking the document to avoid overwriting text, as some pages that are added later often will have a problem with the headers overwriting the page text. I found that when I added in that option to the "template," the Exhibit Headings automatically moved to way down on the pages, and off center.
To correct that I would have to go into each page and use the edit object tool to correct the placement. That worked, but it did and will take much to much time when I am working with finished files that have hundreds of pages. I don't usually have time to do that much editing, so I have been using the headers WITHOUT the option for shrinking pages but not overwriting text.
It would be better if I could add the headers WITH the shrink pages option, AND have the text on the section header pages be near the top of the page, not three quarters of the way down. I have not been able to do that without editing each section header page individually.
Does anyone know a better solution/process? I have searched but not found one.
Lori Kassuba is an AUC Expert and Community Manager for AcrobatUsers.com.