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bEnableFillSig
Specifies whether to remove the Sign Now panel from the Sign Pane.
bEnableSignPane
Specifies whether to remove the Sign task pane button from the toolbar.

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I just checked your account, and see that it's active. Are you trying to sign in via Adobe Reader? If so, please choose Help > Check for Updates in Reader and make sure that it-s up-to-date. The most current version, 11.0.07, should alleviate that sign-in error.
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