

open your Bluebeam RevU app installed in your machine (PC or Mac) and. If they do get changed appropriately, you can always parse for them in your application. Search multiple PDF files stored in your Egnyte Server Create a Bluebeam Session. Most of the document won't be human readable but these timestamps should be. The other way you can visualize it is to simply open the PDF in Notepad and search for the properties. There may also be APIs that can be used to programmatically retrieve this metadata. The Creation field and Modified field should have different timestamps.

One is when you open the document in Acrobat and hit Ctrl-D to view Document Properties. If the editor your users use does change ModDate or xmp:ModifyDate, then you should be able to see it in two places. However not all tools adhere to this quite a few simply leave all metadata untouched, so this method of checking isn't 100% reliable unless you know what PDF editor your users employ. Theres a rotate option which has a submenu that allows you to select orientation, odd/even pages, tec. There isnt a Rotate adn File option in my Pages menu. That way, you'll have two files: a Word document you can continue to edit and a PDF file you can share. Important: Give the PDF a different name than the original document. In the Save As box, type a name for the file. PDFpen can also digitally sign PDFs with your trackpad or mouse, scan documents using your iPad or iPhone and re-order and merge PDFs on your Mac. Or, you can also save a file by clicking the Save icon in the ribbon. PDFpen is a simpler alternative to Bluebeam on Mac for easy editing of PDFs. Strictly speaking, modifying the PDF should change its ModDate or xmp:ModifyDate without changing its CreationDate. Use Tools > Pages > Rotate and File > Save. PDFpen is a powerful but user friendly PDF conversion and editing software. Are the users modifying the PDF using Acrobat? If so then what Danio mentioned above should work.
