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Convert txt to pdf without get the name of the file in the bottom of the document

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January 22, 2021
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Hi,

I am using Acrobate DC to convert txt files to pdfs. But when I have converted them, the name of the file and time of conversion is visible in the bottom of the pdf document. Is it possible to get rid of that without need to go through every document separatly?

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Correct answer Bernd Alheit

This is a setting of the Web Page conversion:

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"Does that answer your question?"

Yes, so see the answer of Bernd Alheit

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andersw14900886Author

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Oh, now I understand. It worked! Thank you!

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This is a setting of the Web Page conversion:

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Do you open/convert text files with Acrobat directly or do you export to PDF from a text editor?

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I'm not sure if I understood you question correctly, but I have my txt files on my computer and then I use this tool in Acrobate to convert them:

Does that answer your question?

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It doesn't seem like it's possible to get rid of that automatically, but you can write a script to redact that part of the file.

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I see, how do I do that?