PDF WATERMARKER PDF

In the image below, the reference points for each of the positions is indicated by a point. You can specify multiple watermarks for a given document. You can also specify a particular location on the page with X-Y coordinates.

PDF WATERMARKER PDF

PDF Watermark provides standard options for placing text or image watermarks at the top (header), center, or bottom (footer) of the page. You can modify the content information for an existing template as you would for any content item. Use the Configuration tab on the PDF Watermark Administration screen to set the default metadata field values for the template before you save the template. This helps ensure that default values are provided for fields that require a value. In addition to these fields, you can specify additional metadata values for the template. Currently, a single option is provided, the default PDFW_Template. Watermark Template Type: This field provides a list of supported template types. For static watermarks, you specify the Watermark Template ID to use when you check in the content item. You assign this value when you create a template. Watermark Template ID: This field is the content ID (dDocName) for the template. The watermarks you define are stored in a template that is checked in with the content ID and default metadata values you provide when you save the template.Ī template is checked into the content repository as a managed content item with the default metadata you specify and two additional metadata fields: You can include one or more watermarks of any type in a given document. For more information about watermark placement, see Section 5.1.7, 'Watermark Placement.' With each type of watermark, you can specify size, position, page range, and other options suited to each type of watermark. For information about specific image options, see Section A.3.9, 'Add New/Edit Signature Watermark Window.' Signature: If you enable the Electronic Signatures component, you can create a watermark from the electronic signature metadata associated with a content item. For information about specific image options, see Section A.3.8, 'Add New/Edit Image Watermark Window.' Image: You can include an image in any of the supported bitmap (raster) formats. For information about specific text options, see Section A.3.7, 'Add New/Edit Text Watermark Window.' Text: You can specify your own text, include metadata values for the content item, and include special keywords, such as $DATE$, that provide information about the content item at the point it is watermarked.

You can create the following types of watermarks:

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