Hi
I wish to add a water mark or a title to a pdf document. it will include the current date or the date the user print the document
the admin have an acrobat pro version
but the rest of the users have acrobat reader
i wish no one will b able to chane the mark
the users whtch the pdf file in the browser
regards
Dana
Add Water MArk or Title with current date to a pdf file
2011-06-14 04:48:48
2011-06-14 05:10:10
#2
10x for the response
I am not exeprt in acrobat- what line can i add in the text box
I am not exeprt in acrobat- what line can i add in the text box
2011-06-14 05:10:54
#3
It depends what you want it to show. You were not very clear in your original post.
2011-06-14 05:17:06
#4
i want it to show the current date
every time someone opens the file in the local or in the browser it will show the current date the file is opened
every time someone opens the file in the local or in the browser it will show the current date the file is opened
2011-06-14 05:21:33
#5
Embed this code into your document (Advanced - Document Processing - Document JavaScripts)
getField("CurrentDate").value = util.printd("yyyy/mm/dd", new Date());
Of course, you will need to adjust the field name, and you can adjust the date format if you want.
getField("CurrentDate").value = util.printd("yyyy/mm/dd", new Date());
Of course, you will need to adjust the field name, and you can adjust the date format if you want.
2011-06-14 05:34:25
#6
i dont have the
Document Processing - Document JavaScripts
what is that mean?
Document Processing - Document JavaScripts
what is that mean?
2011-06-14 05:44:34
#7
Which version of Acrobat do you have?
2011-06-15 01:02:13
#8
the version:
Acrobat X Pro
Acrobat X Pro
2011-06-15 01:02:40
#9
maybe i need to enable something...
2011-06-15 01:06:10
#10
I don't have access to this version, but it's probably located somewhere else. You don't need to enable anything, as far as I know.
2011-06-15 01:55:05
#11
what version u have' maybe ill replace mine
2011-06-15 02:12:09
#12
Acrobat Pro 9, but Adobe doesn't sell that one any more.
I'm sure someone can come along and direct you where to look in Acrobat X.
I'm sure someone can come along and direct you where to look in Acrobat X.
2011-06-15 09:13:20
#13
Hi dana1,
In the top left side of the Acrobat X window you'll see a Tools button. Click on that and in the panel that opens navigate to JavaScript ->Document JavaScripts.Hope this helps,
Dimitri
www.pdfscripting.com
www.windjack.com
In the top left side of the Acrobat X window you'll see a Tools button. Click on that and in the panel that opens navigate to JavaScript ->Document JavaScripts.Hope this helps,
Dimitri
www.pdfscripting.com
www.windjack.com
2011-06-15 11:49:30
#14
You may also need to first use the Edit Form to get the form field and access to the JavaScript.
2011-06-15 22:51:39
#15
Hi all and thank u 4 the answers
that helped and i found the place where i can Embed the code
how can i actually place it on the document
that helped and i found the place where i can Embed the code
how can i actually place it on the document
2011-06-15 22:51:50
#16
Hi all and thank u 4 the answers
that helped and i found the place where i can Embed the code
how can i actually place it on the document
that helped and i found the place where i can Embed the code
how can i actually place it on the document
2011-06-16 09:22:07
#17
Using the page open action: Displaying the current Date by Dave WraightYou can also use the document level JavaScript to populate a date field. Entering Document Scripts by Thom Parker.
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