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I just want to be clear before I close out on the 'we'<br />
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Are you talking about yourself or the company you work for - or are you talking about experts-exchange in general?
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I just want to be clear before I close out on the 'we'

Are you talking about yourself or the company you work for - or are you talking about experts-exchange in general?

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sorry the 'we' is myself and a couple of companies I have worked for
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sorry the 'we' is myself and a couple of companies I have worked for

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Is it possible to set up my Adobe PDF to have a particular footer come up on every PDF I print? &nbsp;I would rather have a particular footer - or it could be a text box or image - doesn't matter - &nbsp;but always a particular object should appear when I print it out using Adobe PDF?<br />
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When I look in Adobe PDF settings - I get all the standard fluff of margin/sizing but nothing about default footer!<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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Is it possible to set up my Adobe PDF to have a particular footer come up on every PDF I print?  I would rather have a particular footer - or it could be a text box or image - doesn't matter -  but always a particular object should appear when I print it out using Adobe PDF?

When I look in Adobe PDF settings - I get all the standard fluff of margin/sizing but nothing about default footer!

Thanks in advance!

Is it possible to have a footer / header automatically print itself everytime you use Adobe PDF as a default printer?

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