I just created a custom stamp where I have added some text-fields which have to be filled by the user: Date A, date b, name, location, ...
It seems to work, but how to modify the entries when I find a typo or another man-made mistake?
Thanks for help
Peter
How to modify the entries of a custom stamp?
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Re: How to modify the entries of a custom stamp?
Hi Peter,
Can you please share the stamp here so we can take a look? You can export the relevant stamp collection by going to File - Manage Settings - Export Settings, and selecting the stamp collection option in the list.
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Can you please share the stamp here so we can take a look? You can export the relevant stamp collection by going to File - Manage Settings - Export Settings, and selecting the stamp collection option in the list.
Kind regards,
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Re: How to modify the entries of a custom stamp?
Hi Sean,
here it is: Peter
here it is: Peter
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Re: How to modify the entries of a custom stamp?
Hello, Peter2
Just to clarify, since you mentioned these are fillable/dynamic stamps, and you are asking to fx a man made error. Is it safe to assume that you are wanting to edit the text inside of the already placed stamp item on the page?
If so, technically speaking, stamps are immutable once placed. More practically however, you can simply "flatten" the stamp, via "Right click > "flatten": then you can use the "edit text" tool to modify the text entries as base content, as it is no longer a "stamp".
Kind regards,
Just to clarify, since you mentioned these are fillable/dynamic stamps, and you are asking to fx a man made error. Is it safe to assume that you are wanting to edit the text inside of the already placed stamp item on the page?
If so, technically speaking, stamps are immutable once placed. More practically however, you can simply "flatten" the stamp, via "Right click > "flatten": then you can use the "edit text" tool to modify the text entries as base content, as it is no longer a "stamp".
Kind regards,
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Re: How to modify the entries of a custom stamp?
Hi Peter,
Thanks, but there are many stamps in that collection - which one is the relevant one?
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Thanks, but there are many stamps in that collection - which one is the relevant one?
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Re: How to modify the entries of a custom stamp?
@Daniel:
Yes, good point. But in this case the stamp has only content of "information", and the content can have mistakes which have to be corrected. The stamp does not contain a kind of "legal confirmation / signature."
@Sean:
Sorry.
It is the which looks a small sheet - 2 columns, 5 lines, with fields for text.
Yes, good point. But in this case the stamp has only content of "information", and the content can have mistakes which have to be corrected. The stamp does not contain a kind of "legal confirmation / signature."
@Sean:
Sorry.
It is the which looks a small sheet - 2 columns, 5 lines, with fields for text.
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