Insert a Background in Pdf

This is untested vbscript, not sure if it still works. Note how it merges the letterhead to the end of the document, captures it (which removes it from the document), then draws the captured page on all the other pages.

For a background, you may need to look at the layer functions to move it behind the text layer.

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'-- Init iSedQuickPDF and FSO objects
Set QP = CreateObject("iSED.QuickPDF")

'-- Set file names
ltrHdFileName = "LetterHead.pdf"
inFileName = "Document.pdf"
outFileName = "Imposed.pdf"

'-- Unlock the PDF library
Call QP.UnlockKey(" -- YOUR QUICKPDF KEY GOES HERE -- ")

'-- Load the letterhead
Ret = QP.LoadFromFile(ltrHdFileName)
idLetterHead = QP.SelectedDocument()
WScript.Echo("Load Letterhead: " & Ret)
w = QP.PageWidth()
h = QP.PageHeight()

'-- Load the input PDF
Ret = QP.LoadFromFile(inFileName)
idDocument = QP.SelectedDocument()
WScript.Echo("Load File: " & Ret)

'-- Merge the letterhead to the end of the document
Ret = QP.MergeDocument(idLetterHead)
WScript.Echo("Merge: " & Ret)

'-- Capture the letterhead page
ltrHdID = QP.CapturePage(QP.PageCount())
WScript.Echo("Capture ID: " & ltrHdID)

Call QP.SetOrigin(1)

'-- Then we get the number of pages in the document
pageCount = QP.PageCount()
WScript.Echo("PageCount: " & pageCount)

'-- Stamp the letterhead on each page of the document
For page = 1 To pageCount
    Call QP.SelectPage(page)
    WScript.Echo("Page: " & page & " Width: " & w & " Height: " & h)
    Ret = QP.DrawCapturedPage(ltrHdID, 0, 0, w, h)
    WScript.Echo("DrawCapturedPage: " & Ret)
Next

'-- Save the imposed file

Call QP.SaveToFile(outFileName)

Set QP = nothing

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If the Background is rotated then add Call doc.NormalizePage(0).