Stamps are based on PDF files and can be edited like any other PDF in Revu.

Stamps are based on PDF files and can be edited like any other PDF in Revu.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only the image can be edited
• D. Only the layout can be edited

Answer: (D)

Stamps in Revu are templates derived from PDF files that act as markups rather than fully editable PDFs. You can adjust how a stamp appears and behaves—things like its position, size, color, and any dynamic fields that populate text (for example, date or user name)—but you don’t edit the stamp’s underlying content the way you would open and modify a normal PDF document. In other words, you can change the presentation and some properties (the layout) of the stamp, not rewrite its core content. That’s why the idea that stamps can be edited like any other PDF isn’t accurate—the usable edits are limited to layout and stamp-specific settings, not full PDF editing.

Stamps in Revu are templates derived from PDF files that act as markups rather than fully editable PDFs. You can adjust how a stamp appears and behaves—things like its position, size, color, and any dynamic fields that populate text (for example, date or user name)—but you don’t edit the stamp’s underlying content the way you would open and modify a normal PDF document. In other words, you can change the presentation and some properties (the layout) of the stamp, not rewrite its core content. That’s why the idea that stamps can be edited like any other PDF isn’t accurate—the usable edits are limited to layout and stamp-specific settings, not full PDF editing.