Create custom stamps - where do I find this in X?

Question

Hello,
Just recently upgraded from Acrobat 9 Professional to X Pro and can't find where the custom stamp command is now located.  This is something I use frequently in my work - either QC stamps or design info stamps on plan drawing pdf - where I create the stamp information in Word, convert to pdf, then pick up and use the information in Stamps (Create or Manage).
This revision (from 9 to X) is pretty radical, compared to previous upgrades, and requires almost relearning the entire program. A huge loss of time, so hopefully once I'm up to speed it will be faster/more streamlined than previous versions.  Hopefully.
Thanks in advance for any illumination on where to find this feature!

Answer 1

Hi, Dave,
Your note made me realize that all my custom stamps are gone after my upgrade.  Upgrades are done by the IT department, and I didn’t think to save my stamps, so I can’t check to compare. Dang. It’s not a huge deal, ultimately – creating in 9 was easy, and recreating them will give me experience in X.
I did notice something of what you describe when creating a custom stamp for a coworker while I was still on 9; his computer already had the X upgrade, and I noticed the stamp was cut off in the Custom Stamp drop down menu in X, though it stamped correctly on the document. Because this was only one/one time I didn’t take much notice of it, but it corroborates what you describe.
Maureen Finn
Transportation Coordinator
www.hdrinc.com
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