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PDF Documents | Watermarks for Protection

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After I'd published an article about using a PDF Printer in December 2010 about how to save webpages such as Facebook pages, or documents sent to clients or other lawyers, he emailed me about the use of watermarks I had recommended but never used. I decided to look up Microsoft's Help Page on watermarks and learned a lot. Here is just a tiny tutorial that will help you protect documents that you send, converting to PDF before sending so that (a) no one can change the content of the document and (b) the document will paginate the same way it does on your computer, rather than as the recipient's computer which is scaled to the particular printer that is in default use.

Full post as published by Updates in Michigan Family Law on January 12, 2011 (boomark / email).

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