Apply dynamic custom stamp on PDFs

[cyeung11364]

Hi,

Is it possible to apply a dynamic custom stamp to every pages of a PDF file, print it, and then save it?

I already have the following working in javascript console, and I would like to be able to apply the following code to many PDFs not involving the javascript console so my user don't have to copy/paste the code in the javascript console.

for(var j=0;j < this.numPages; j++){
this.addAnnot({
page: j,
type: "Stamp",
author: "cyeung4",
name: "BERS Time Stamp",
rect: [454, 510, 538, 641],
AP: "#ZJ1LQSvWRiacxXY_xMhkgC" });
}

this.print({
bUI: false,
bSilent: true,
});

app.execMenuItem("Save");

[try67]

If you have Acrobat Pro you can run that code on multiple files as a part of an Action, via Tools - Action Wizard.

It also has a built-in command for saving the file and printing it, although you can also do that in your script (not with the execMenuItem command, though).

[Thom Parker]

The answer is Yes, and it looks like you already have a script to do it. Although I wouldn't use the Save menu item.

See this article on automation scripts for Acrobat.

https://www.pdfscripting.com/public/Automating-Acrobat.cfm

[JR Boulay]

See this topic: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/how-can-i-stamp-multiple-pages-of-the-same-pdf-with-a-batch-s...