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Postcard instructions: Add logo and/or print

These instructions will help you customize Aflac Employee Toolkit postcards by adding your

company’s logo. If you prefer to circulate or print the document without a logo, simply follow steps 1

(to remove the placeholder text) and 5 (to print).

The following instructions apply to both Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat Pro software:

Step 1 » Open the Comment tab.

» Click the Text tool.

» Select the “INSERT LOGO HERE” text in the document and delete it.

» If a logo will not be inserted, skip to Step 5.

Step 3 » Click the Browse button to find the desired logo. Your logo should be a PDF or an .eps file.

» Select Standard Business Category and type a name for your logo.

» Click OK.

Step 2 » In the Comment tab, select Stamp Tool.

» Select Custom Stamp.

» Select Create Custom Stamp.

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Step 4 » Click Stamp Tool.

» Select Standard Business.

» Locate and select your logo.

» Using your cursor, place your logo in the upper

left corner of the article and resize as desired.

» Save your file.

Step 5 » To print the document with your logo,

select Document and Stamps from the

Comments and Forms dropdown menu.

» If you are printing without a logo, select

Document from the Comments and Forms

dropdown menu.

» If you are printing in-house: Place card stock

in the printer’s paper tray. Select Print. The

postcard will center on the page. Trim the file

according to the crop marks provided.

» If you are sending the file to a print shop,

instruct them to use card stock and to trim

according to the crop marks.

Disability and you. Yes, you.When it comes to disabilities, we like to think we’re invincible. We tell ourselves that a disabling illness or injury is something that happens to others, but not to us. Unfortunately, the facts say otherwise: The Social Security Administration estimates that one out of three Americans entering the workforce today will become disabled before they retire.1

The time to think about your health care benefits choices is now – well in advance of the rush of open enrollment. Whether you decide to purchase private disability insurance or apply for voluntary coverage here at work, remember that the benefits it provides help protect your most important asset: your income. If you could not work due to disability, you might find it difficult or even impossible to pay the monthly mortgage or rent, car and credit card payments, utility bills, education costs or even food bills.

We want you to have peace of mind both on and off the job, and disability insurance helps ensure that if you’re sick or hurt, you can focus on getting well and not on how you’ll pay the bills.1 The Social Security Administration, Disability Benefits, accessed Jan. 27, 2014 - www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10029.pdf

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