Stamps

A stamp in PDF documents is a comment tool and an affordance of the paper imprint or stamp.

To add a stamp to a document, choose the Stamp item in the Comments menu or click the corresponding button Adding stamp in Master PDF Editor on the toolbar. This will open a stamps palette, which enables you to select the required stamp sample.

As for any other comment tool, you can add description for a stamp, which will be displayed in the comment window. You can modify parameters of the comment window in the Object Inspector.

To set the stamp visibility on the screen and in printed form, you can modify the Visibility parameter. The following options can be selected in the Object Inspector: Visible, Hidden, Visible but not printable, and Printable but not visible.

Master PDF Editor allows using predefined stamps or create custom ones. Predefined stamps can be default or dynamic.

Stamps in Master PDF Editor

Here you can select standard and dynamic stamps or open a dialog for creating custom stamps

Default stamps contain only a static stamp title and author’s name. Dynamic stamps can also contain information retrieved from the computer at the moment of stamp placement: system date and time.

The author’s name can be changed in the Tools > Settings menu on the Comments tab. The dynamic stamp name is left unchanged as for default stamps.

Master PDF Editor also enables you to create custom stamps which differ from the default stamps and have a custom title. To create a custom stamp, click the Manage Stamps button in the stamps palette.

Click the Add button in the Custom Stamps window to see the Edit Stamp dialog window. There define a stamp title, choose a template and insert the text to be displayed on the stamp. After clicking the OK button, the created stamp will be displayed in the Stamps list. After you close the window, it will be available in the stamps palette.

To edit or remove the existing stamps, select the stamp in the Custom Stamps pop up window and click the Edit or Delete button.

Adding a custom stamp in Master PDF Editor

Here you can select standard and dynamic stamps or open a dialog for creating custom stamps

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