Inserting image into PDF document

[Rachel_Tout@adobeforums.com]

We have a product manual which has our old logo in the bottom left hand corner, we want to insert the new logo over the top without having to re-create all the original files? I am using Adobe Acrobat Verion 6.0 Standard.

[de_Siem@adobeforums.com]

Not with the standard edition.
However play around with the add background/watermark options.

[Rachel_Tout@adobeforums.com]

If I obtain the professional edition will it have this option available. If so, please explain how this can be done.

[William_A._Davis@adobeforums.com]

There are basically 2 ways to add a graphic. First, print the graphic to a new PDF. Then you can copy-and-paste to the other document. You will have no control of the size, only the placement.

If you had Pro, you could add the graphic as an ICON on a form button. In this manner you have control of the size.

For some reason I was thinking there was a 3rd method, but it is not coming to mind. Try the first method and see if it does the job (be sure to backup the file first). You may have to print the graphic more than once until you get the desired size.

[Gary_A.@adobeforums.com]

For some reason I was thinking there was a 3rd method




Perhaps you were thinking of 3rd party plug-ins to do this? There are plug-ins that can add new images to existing PDFs or stamp them with images. Search the tools at PlanetPDF.com.

[Rachel_Tout@adobeforums.com]

I have looked at this website and have found instructions on how to import icons / images. Will give it a go! Fingers crossed this will work and save me and others a lot of time.