Edit Content Selection Across Pages

[joshhuggins]

Is there a way to use the Edit Content tool and select an area across all of the pages to select all content that would land within that selection for editing?

What I am trying to do is I have a document that has my personal information stamped on every page of the document and I would like to remove it so I can send a copies of pages that I have to reference for work without my personal info on it. The info is at the very bottom of the 8.5x11 pages & is the only info at that location so I am not concerned about selecting other info. Just really don't want to have to do every page individually as there are thousands of pages to do. Thanks for any suggestions!

[lev]

There are a couple of options not involving editing content:

• Crop pages and Remove content outside of the crop box area

• Redact the are by pacing a redaction rectangle, duplicating it to all pages and applying it

There may be a way to remove it by editing the content: look in the Content pane to see if the info is saved as an XForm. If it is and it is the only XForm in the document you can click on Options and select all XForms.

[TrackerSupp-Daniel]

Hello,

Lev is correct here, there is no way to select and copy content across all pages while intentionally leaving out an area.

My suggestion would also be the redaction trick that Lev mentioned, Place the redaction box in the desired location on the first page, and then right click and then use the "selection > duplicate" tool to copy it to all other pages in the document. Finally, apply the redaction, and that content will have been removed.

Kind regards,