Stamp

Open the Stamps panel in the Organizer.

 

To put a stamp onto your PDF

To put a stamp at a defined place in your PDF file

To put a custom sized stamp at any place in your PDF file

Select a stamp in the Stamps panel; the stamp cursor appears; use it to draw a rectangle of the required size and location. The stamp is resized to fit the rectangle.

 

You can add stamps you create from any supported image file using the Create button in the Stamps panel. In the Select Image dialog box, you can choose a color to be transparent when the stamp is put. You can categorize your stamp collection.

 

To set stamp properties

Click the Hand tool and right-click a stamp in the Document window for a shortcut menu with the following commands: Reply, Delete, Properties and Set Appearance as Default Properties. Properties lets you change the stamp’s author and subject, the opacity (transparency) of a given color, or view its revision history; choose Protected to prevent further changes to the stamp. To make a stamp blend in better with the page background, click Display, choose a color close to that of the page background and set an opacity level for it. This, for instance, allows a scanned signature to be added to PDF pages without the stamp background having an unsuitable color.
 

To move, copy or resize a stamp

Select the Hand tool or the Select Object tool in the Standard Toolbar. Click the stamp to drag it to a new location.  Press Ctrl as you drag to copy it. Drag the corner of a stamp’s bounding rectangle to resize it.

 

To edit a stamp

Choose the Select Object tool in the Standard Toolbar and right-click in the stamp. Use the Edit command to Cut, Copy, Paste or Delete the stamp or Select all to select all objects on the page.

 

To align or arrange a set of stamps

Use the Select Object tool. Click with Ctrl in a number of stamps. Right-click for a shortcut menu to align, center or distribute the stamps or to unify their sizes. Click Properties to change the properties of all selected stamps at once.