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lohrman
Aug '09

My PDF is created with Adobe Indesign CS3 on Mac OS X 10.5.8 and to my knowledge is not password protected in any way.

I've put the link specified in you Stamped PDF Instructions (minus the PDF_pwd= parameter on the end.



I created a test product and then sent myself a free download link. The resulting download didn't have a stamp.



Do I have to do a pay transaction to get the stamp to work? Or am missing something?

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sgt_bilko
Aug '09

Did you save the file as Acrobat 5 or later? I believe you need a password just to do that and from what I have read here the stamp works best with the Acrobat 5 setting, though I am sure somebody from e-junkie will correct me if I am wrong.

lohrman
Aug '09

ashleykaryl - thanks for the suggestions. Yes, I saved as Acrobat 5 or later both with and without password.



I'm going to bag it this feature is a great idea but a little to quirky to get to work. I can live without it.

sgt_bilko
Aug '09

I was having some problems as well so I sent in some sample files but I am waiting to hear what progress they have made. Perhaps it can be made to work more reliably with a bit of luck. I'd certainly like to use this feature.

E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Aug '09

PDF Stamping will not work with files issued via the "Send free download link" function, nor with free links emailed out using our Updates/Newsletters service. It only works with links issued as a result of an actual checkout, even if only a Free Checkout. This page gives tips for testing your setup with our Free Checkout:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.test.htm



Also note that you must wait at least 15 minutes after uploading a file with PDF Stamping enabled before the file would be ready for stamping; any downloads issued before that point would not be stamped.