

It should be opened in the PDF-XChange Editor.Ĩ. Open the stamp collection file you just moved to your desktop. Move that specially formatted Stamp Collection file to your Desktop.ħ. Locate, but do not open, the specially formatted Stamp Collection file containing your new stamp in %Appdata%\Tracker Software\PDFXEditor\3.0\Stamps (we recommend enabling the preview window so that you can locate the correct document):Ħ. The Desktop is to be used in this example.ĥ. In the other, navigate to any folder in your system to use as a intermediary location. In one, navigate to %Appdata%\Tracker Software\PDFXEditor\3.0\Stamps. Open two Windows Explorer windows side by side. If you still see this collection as an option, you are using an older build of the software and it is recommended that you update.Ĥ. **Note: You cannot add stamps to the " Dynamic dates" collection, as that is a locked collection. You should see the new stamp in your collection once saved (as above). Give it a name suited for the stamp you are creating. With that PDF document open, go to the stamps pallet, and choose Add New Stamp from active document:ģ. In this example, we have created a new PDF, and added a Rectangle and some static text (with the Typewriter):Ģ.


Note: This Article REQUIRES that you already have a static stamp created. You cannot directly create a dynamic stamp without first following the steps in the article linked above.ġ. You will find general instructions on creating basic stamps here. You will first need to create the visual aspects of what will become your stamp. This article assumes some basic knowledge of Javascript and its uses, if you are not comfortable with JavaScript to some extent, please ask a colleague who is for assistance. JavaScript can be used to add dynamic elements to stamps in PDF-XChange Editor Plus, but there are a few steps to consider prior to adding JavaScript, or form fields.

Please note that it is necessary to have PDF-XChange Editor Plus or PDF-XChange PRO in order to carry out the operation detailed below, as forms functionality is required. How do I create dynamic stamps in PDF-XChange Editor Plus? Answer:
