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"Try these Two-line Dynamic Exhibit Stamps"

Posted by Rick Borstein: "I received a lot of positive correspondence after I created and posted a set of Dynamic Exhibit Stamps in my blog article Add Dynamic Exhibit Stamps in Acrobat using a free stamp set.

 

If you followed the instructions in the article, a new, dynamic stamp was installed in the Comment and Markup toolbar.

 

When you use the stamp, Acrobat . . .

1.                Asks you for the case number:

 

 [Graphic available at the source site]

2.                Stamps it on the document

 

 [Graphic available at the source site]

A number of lawyers pointed out that they need to stamp more than just the exhibit number.

 

David Masters, author of the book "The Lawyers Guide to Adobe Acrobat", emailed me this:

 

In Colorado, our courts expect exhibit stickers to indicate Plaintiff's or Defendant's and have the case number on them.

 

The job then was to create a dynamic stamp which asked for two lines of input. More importantly, the stamp should be able to be customized.

 

Mission accomplished and delivered in this blog article!

 

Once applied, a stamp looks like this:

 

 [See source site for graphic]

 

Follow the MORE below for:

·         Credits

·         Download

·         Installation

·         How to use the stamp

·         Instructions on how to customize the stamps...

 

The full text of this post is available at the source site listed below

Source: Acrobat for Lawyers, 12 September 2009

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on September 21, 2009 (boomark / email).