Customize PDF stamping options easily

ParameterNotes
/stampoperationSelect the way you want to stamp the PDF pages. Below are the different options:
- text (Stamp PDF Text)
- image (Stamp PDF Text)
- pagenumber (Stamp PDF Text)
- bates (Stamp PDF Text)
- variables (Stamp PDF Text)
/stamppositionSelect where you want the stamp to appear, below are the options:
- bottomcenter
- bottomleft
- bottomright
- center
- centerleft
- centerright
- topcenter
- topleft
- topright
/stampdirectionSelect the direction you want the stamp to face:
- none
- diagonalup
- diagonaldown
/stampobjectThis represents the text, image path or variable you want to stamp on the pdf. The below options will show you what stampobject stands for in relation to the selected stampoperation.
- Text: The string you want to stamp on the PDF.
- Image: The path to the image to be used as a stamp on the PDF.
- Variables: The stamp variable you want to use to stamp the PDF file.
/stamppagerangeSet of page ranges separated by commas that define which pages from the original should be stamped. Using * or leaving it blank will process all pages.
/stampstartnumberThe number that the page numbering will start with.
/StartPageThe page where the stamping should start from.
/EndPageThe page where the stamping should end.
/batesprefixPrefix for Bates Numbering.
/batessuffixSuffix for Bates Numbering.
/bateslengthLength of Bates Numbering.
/stampcolorEnter a valid color name. If the color name is not valid, we will use black.
/stampopacitySets the transparency of image stamps, the value is from 0-100. 0 stands for transparent, while 100 stands for solid.
/fontnameFont name for all text-based stamps, use a type1 font name or provide a path to a true type font(.ttf) file.
/fontsizeFont Size for all text-based stamps.
/stampasimageIf set to true, Document Automation Server (DAS) will convert text values to an image before stamping.
/stampbackgroundcolorEnter a valid color name. If the color name is not valid, we will use Transparent.