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You can insert newly registered stamps, as well as the stamps that are registered automatically during installation. For more information, see the following.
Stamps registered by users can be edited. For more information, see the following.
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The last stamp used can be selected by performing one of the following operations.
Click for (Stamp) on the ribbon
Click for (Stamp) on the Details Window
If the Details Window is not displayed, see the following.
This operation can also be performed with the tool buttons on the toolbar. If tool buttons are not displayed in the toolbar of Desktop Editor, see the following to display them.
You can also insert image stamps multiple times. For more information, see the following.
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[Transparency]
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The slider position and the numeric value indicate the degree of transparency of the stamp. To change the degree of transparency, move the slider to the left or right, or enter a numeric value. You can also use to change the degree of transparency.
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[Restore Original Value]
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Restores the changed stamp properties to the values set when the stamp was registered. This is only valid before inserting a stamp.
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The current settings are previewed in the top section of the properties.
Properties can also be set from ribbon commands or toolbar tool buttons. For information on the commands and tool buttons that can set properties, see the following.
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To cancel the insertion process, do one of the following.
Click (Select Object) on the ribbon
Click (Select Text) on the ribbon
Click (Grab Mode) on the ribbon
Click for (Stamp) on the ribbon
Click (Select Object) on the Details Window
Click (Select Text) on the Details Window
Click (Grab Mode) on the Details Window
Click for (Stamp) on the Details Window
Press the [Esc] key on the keyboard
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When the edge of the stamp exceeds the edge of the page, the size of the stamp is automatically reduced to fit the page while the aspect ratio of the image is maintained.
You can change the size of the inserted stamp. For more information, see the following.
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