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Hi,
I am using the action wizard to try to make sure the header/footer created in the java script is applied after the content of chosen PDF files is shrunk to avoid overwriting of content. To do this, I brought over the "Header & Footer (Add)" prior to the Java Script Code.
Within the "Header & Footer (Add)" Option, I selected "Appearance Options" and checked the "Shrink document to avoid overwriting***" and made sure "Page Range Options" is set to "All Pages."
However, the action wizard only shrinks the first page. The subsequent pages in the pdf file get overwritten with the header/footer created in the Java Script code. What am I doing wrong? I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro X on Windows 7 machine.
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Click the Page Range Options button in the Add Header and Footer dialog and make sure it is set to process the entire file...
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HI,
I do have it on the entire range:
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Do all the pages in the file have the same size?
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Yes, they are all the same pages.
So I did some experimenting and here is what i figured out on my 2-page document where the 1st page is labeled fine and the 2nd page gets over-written.
If anyone can help me understand how to prevent the subsequent pages from being overwritten when there is a container error on the 1st page, please let me know.
As I stated before, I am using the action wizard to try to make sure the header/footer created in the java script is applied after the content of chosen PDF files is shrunk to avoid overwriting of content. To do this, I brought over the "Header & Footer (Add)" prior to the Java Script Code.Within the "Header & Footer (Add)" Option, I selected "Appearance Options" and checked the "Shrink document to avoid overwriting***" and made sure "Page Range Options" is set to "All Pages." See screen shots in original post.
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Hi, this was resolved in another forum...see