#Pitstop pro hot folder pdf#

This makes changing the message or updating newer files easy. To remove them, all you have to do is add a blank footer as a batch to reset them. We originally did this by adding a footer, as the built-in Adobe batch processing does this fairly easily. When we began ISO standardization, we had to add a message to our documents denoting that they were fore reference only and that the user needed to make sure they were using the latest revision. We manage our documents very simply by creating PDFs of the original formats as 'public' copies that are for general use. This post was a godsend (and took awhile to find!). Trying this approach with a text watermark through Acrobat's menu does work, so I would expect it should be possible for the background through the menu or using JavaScript in a batch process using the 'addWaterMarkFromFile()' or the 'addWaterMarkFromText() method as appropriate. Could this object be replaced with no text or an empty image and thus removing the original background/watermark? This indicates that the background/watermark may exit in a single object.

But if one carefully reads the help and JavaScript API reference, both indicate the background/watermark is placed in an Optional Content Group.

#Pitstop pro hot folder pdf#

So it would appear one can not remove a background or watermark from a PDF once applied, and the PDF is saved and closed.From the above the apparent answer appears to be no. A quick check of the JavaScirpt API reference does not find an 'undoBackground/Watermark' property or method. Next, I checked help and found the 'Edit => Undo.' suggestion, but this only works before a document is saved and closed. I did not see on any menu item or toolbar. First one should check if there is undo command for the background or watermark.