Resize a Digital Signature

Is it possible to resize a digital signature after it has been placed in the document?

Hi,
Check if it's stored as a standard text in transaction SO10..There is a standard program to upload these from a file - I'll try to find it.
no need for upload program - you can simply edit the text and use menu
Text -> upload to bring in the new version.
The key to all of this is to find the signature in the SAPScript maybe there is a window with 'SIG' in the name? - that will tell you whether it's a standard text or graphic
Regards
Stu
Edited by: Stu Murray on Oct 2, 2008 5:10 PM

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