Dynamic stamp

I created a dynamic stamp and would like to automatically display the total number of pages in the PDF file is in.  I created a form in the patch and now I'm stuck, any help will be greatly appreciated.

You must have added the stamp to Acrobat/Reader using stamps of the gale.

Once you have added stamp, you must change the stamp file in the folder of the Acrobat/Reader user application user timestamp and add the form field and the value custom calculation script code:

Event.source.source.numPages = Event.Value;

Save the form, output PDF, exit Acrobat/Reader.

Restart Acrobat/Reader and you the stamp must be ready to go.

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