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Add a Confidential Stamp to Your Legal Files
Using Adobe Acrobat’s “Watermark” feature, you can add a Confidential stamp to the background of your PDFs–or any other text or image that your firm uses to help safeguard the content. The watermark can be set to display when viewing or […]
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Linking Attachments in PDFs
Linking attachments in your PDFs makes reviewing your argument–and other legal documentation–much easier to follow. That’s why Barkley provides an Adobe Acrobat PDF of your deposition transcripts with the exhibits attached and linked. This “bundled” PDF transcript format lets you access the […]
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Take This Reasonable Precaution: Remove Metadata from Your Clients’ e-Files
Although information changed or deleted from an electronic file is no longer visible, it is not necessarily gone for good. Changes made to e-documents may be stored in the file’s metadata or background. This hidden information can include the date the document was […]
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Bates Numbering PDFs with Small Margins
Bates stamps are a very useful tool—except when they cover information in your PDFs. Adobe Acrobat Pro offers a “shrink document to avoid overwriting the document’s text and graphics” option that prevents Bates numbers from stamping over information in a […]
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Mark It Confidential: Add a Watermark to Your PDF
Need to mark a PDF as confidential? Adobe Acrobat’s WATERMARK tool enables you to designate PDFs as being confidential using watermark stamps that display anytime the file is viewed or only when it is printed. Here’s how to add a […]
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