adding page numbers with adobe acrobat pro dc for mac

#ADDING PAGE NUMBERS WITH ADOBE ACROBAT PRO DC FOR MAC PDF#
#ADDING PAGE NUMBERS WITH ADOBE ACROBAT PRO DC FOR MAC UPDATE#

Using this file we can also see that the meta-objects on the page have been scaled down.

Notice the zoom is the same as before, and the actual page size can be seen on the bottom-left corner of the window.Īlternatively, we can also scale the pages in the file to a fixed size, 100 mm in width in this instance:Īnd the result (again in the same zoom factor):

The result can be seen below (click all images to enlarge them). In this option we select to scale the current page to 50% of the original size. When you run the script (from the Scale Pages button it adds to the Tools menu on the right) it looks like this: To a fixed size, specified by you, using one of the following units:.To a certain percentage of the original size.The script allows you to select which pages to scale, and offers two scaling options:

#ADDING PAGE NUMBERS WITH ADOBE ACROBAT PRO DC FOR MAC PDF#

Using this new tool you can scale your PDF pages to a new size of your choice, while maintaining the original aspect ratio of the pages, as well as any objects located in them, such as form fields, links or annotations (including stamps). Important: When you use this script the renamed fields lost all format/validation/calculation settings that are attached to them.įor more information about this tool, you can contact me directly. The resulting file: The duplicated fields have been renamed The original file with the duplicate fields and the tool's button on the rightĬlicking the button displays a pop-up menu with several options. The tool in action (click to enlarge all images): In addition, the script now allows you to easily select multiple fields for renaming, instead of doing it one-by-one. New Feature: The script will now maintain the groups of radio-buttons or check-boxes when renaming the fields, including the export values of each widget. Until now you had to manually rename your duplicated fields in order to achieve this, but this script will do that automatically for you. This can be useful, but sometimes you want each field to function on its own. When you use the built-in Duplicate Field command in Acrobat, or even when you just copy & paste a field in your PDF file, the result is a copy of the original, meaning that any changes made to any of the copies will also occur in all of the other ones.

#ADDING PAGE NUMBERS WITH ADOBE ACROBAT PRO DC FOR MAC UPDATE#

Update (): Added some screenshots of the tool in action.Īlso, a warning in advance: Only the option to rename all (duplicate) fields automatically will work in Acrobat DC, due to a bug in that application that prevents the individual fields selection from functioning correctly.

Direct purchase using PayPal ($50 only per license)!įields from a list does NOT work in Acrobat DC due to a bug in the application itself, but the option to automatically rename all duplicate fields will work.

Adding page numbers with adobe acrobat pro dc for mac