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In the past we used a doc file (created in word) to post a rates sheet in a central shared location on our network. The goal being our customer's would receive a "current" sheet every time, because there was a header with the date embedded; and everytime the file was printed, the current date would display regardless of the age of the content.
However doc files don't always retain their formatting! The marketing department got involved. They created a new rate sheet and with their nice fonts wanting everything to look uniform with all the rest of their collateral materials. The only way to keep the formatting the uniform and the fonts the same is to convert the file to a pdf. So I converted the doc file they created to a pdf (using Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.0) and stripped the header information from the doc file. I then inserted a Header (Document-->Header and Footer-->Add) into the new pdf with an embedded date. But now everytime the file is printed, it prints with the date the pdf was modified instead of the current printing date. I don't want to modify this file every day. What am I not doing?
Thank you in advance for your much appreciated assistance!
mhsanddollar
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by: medveddPosted on 2009-09-10 at 08:16:24ID: 25301084
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