I have a pdf from 1999 that I need to update the logo in. I need the file to stay in the same acrobat version. We have an old program the replaces the the TitleBlock and BodyBlock text with some data. The application that will not die!
Anyone able to help me out?
THANKS!!!
PDF Template Template.pdf - Google Drive
Logo - Landscape Structures black_2014.png - Google Drive https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B81kbk9FM_xac2lnMkVPYkhZOTg/view?usp=sharing
Here is the data in the file with most of the image data removed to save space
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Replies
A correctly written application that can read and process PDF should not have a problem with PDF files with a higher version number as long as the actual language features used were supported in PDF-1.2.
If your application is trying to replace information in the file without a full PDF parser, then you need to find an old version of Acrobat, and the operating system that goes with it. No modern version of Acrobat will very likely create a file in the format that your application assumes the file to be in.
There is one other option, and that is to "surgically" replace the image in the file with the new one, but that would require a very good understanding of the PDF specification. If you are interested in my professional help with this, feel free to get in touch with me via email - my contact information is on my profile page.
Maybe it's time to replace this application that won't die with something more modern 
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