ScanSoft PDF CONVERTER PROFESSIONAL 3-HELP Online Help Manual page 20

panel under Composite properties. Click OK to save your choices. Select an
existing composite watermark to modify its contents, using the
buttons. Watermarks listed in the top panel contribute to the composite.
A cross-page watermark appears split across two consecutive pages. When you
select this, the positioning options change. Select a binding side and a clearance
from the binding side (default is 0). Select
on facing pages.
Note: To simulate human stamping, PDF Create! will randomly shift or rotate the
watermark slightly, to make each watermark unique.
Destination
The Destination area provides controls that specify how to save PDF files and how to
send PDF files as e-mail attachments.
 Naming Method
Select a naming method from the pull-down menu:
Query the filename: During printing, PDF Create! will display the Save As dialog
box in which you can enter a target file name. This is the default setting.
Specify filename below: Choose this method to enter a full file directory path in
the PDF pathname field.
Save in named folder; prompt filename: Choose this method to create a PDF
file in the directory specified in the PDF Pathname field. PDF Create! will prompt
you to enter the file name during printing. The directory will be created if
necessary.
Save in named folder; auto-name file: Depending on the application, this
method tells PDF Create! to generate the PDF filename automatically and store
the file in the directory specified in the Pathname field. If no directory path is
available, the file will be stored in the Output directory under the PDF Create!
installation directory.
Mail result only, do not save the file: Choose this method to create a PDF file
and attach it to a new e-mail message. The file will not exist elsewhere on your
system.
 PDF Name or Folder
Enter the target location here. PDF Create! saves files to this location and/or
name unless you choose to
Duplex
Query the file name.
Add and
to have the watermark appear
Remove
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