Re: Emailing statements and invoices

[ron_adams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

After I sent this, I started thinking. Duh!  It might be easier/better to 
actually do it in the document/spool file than in the PDF.  I know this is 
possible with Overlays/AFPDS, at least I think it is.

Ron Adams





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How hard is it to add a watermark to a PDF? Something in the form of 
"Legal Copy" or "Original Copy" emblazoned across the middle diagonally 
and in a light gray color?

Can this be done using any of the previously mentioned tools?


Ron Adams





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I don't have stadistical data to prove you wrong.  But I'm sure that if 
you add "Legal copy" far more people will have the Acrobat reader than 
word, at least in a country like ours in which SBA estimates  89% of the 
software in use is pirated.

On the other hand, it is easier to get a legal copy of Acrobat reader 
than word, specialy if you are one of the millons of Linux users.  - 
Free & Legal -
_________________________________________________________________________________________
MWalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>As can a PDF. The reality is that nothing is totally secure doing it this
>way. The thinking is that more people are going to have WORD on their
>systems, than are going to have Acrobat.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Mark
>
>Mark D. Walter
>Senior Programmer/Analyst
>CCX, Inc.
>mwalter@xxxxxxxxxx
>http://www.ccxinc.com
>
>I must respectfully disagree with this statement.  PDF documents can be
>modified with appropriate software.  In addition, these documents take
>considerably longer than Word documents to open.
>
>A password can be required to modify a Word document to prevent
>unauthorized
>changes.
>
>Donald R. Fisher, III
>Project Manager
>Roomstore Furniture Company
>(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
>DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
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>PDF is the only way to go.
>A Word doc can be modified, so you don't want to send an invoice that can
>be
>modified.
><clip>
> 
>


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