Digital ID to sign a document

I need to use a digital signature only once for a work document. Can I generate a Digital ID and a signature for free?

Hi,
Unfortunately not for free.You need to be an existing Enterprise/ Global customer and contact your Success Manager about this, as this feature is still in beta.
Thanks,
Jat

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Digital Signature -- Unlock signed off document

Hello,
We are implementing digital signature to BBP documentation. The signatures can be successfully triggered and documents can be signed off and status changed. When trying to unlock the signed off documents, in the document attribute window, the unlock button is however not available. Therefore we can never get a signed document re-opened. I wonder how we could configure to get the button visible?
We'd appreciate any suggestions you may have to share with us. Many thanx!
Regards, Li

HI Jason,
Thanks for the message. Yes the "document is locked" checkbox has been selected.
What is the role you mentioned? I created a role with authorization objects C_SIGN and C_SIGN_BGR, but it seemed not to help.
There is supposed to be a "document unlock" botton available in the document attribute, see a sample in the presentation (shown in slide 11, step 3).
https://websmp110.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700002397472006E
Now when I open the attribute of a signed document, the "document unlock" button is not available, I am wondering where in the configuration/role we should do more.
Hopefully this helps you to understand my problem a bit more
Kind regards,
Li

Sign pdf document and email to others for their signature

I created a pdf from a word document using the pdf converter in word. i create a digital id to sign the document,
email to a co-worker hoping they can do the same, but the sign menu is greyed out, how can i accomplish this.

Splitting document - Acrobat Pro.
An experienced programmer could write JavaScript to pick up the customer numbers and do something with it, but it's not for the faint hearted.

Can I still sign a document after I certify it first?

1.I certify a pdf document first ,and I choose the permission as "form fill-in and digital signature"
2.But when I want to add digital signature to sign the document , the "Place a digital signature" is disable both in menu and toolbar :(
so ,who can tell me what can I do? Or,when I certify a document ,I will never sign it?
Thank u ,sincerely

When a document is certified, you, as the author, are certifying the look and behavior of the document and the ability to make changes after that is very limited. If there are signature fields already on the document, you can still sign them, but you can't add free-form signatures to the document (i.e., Place Signature).
It sounds like what you want is to add one or more signature form fields to the document and then certify it. Then, the signature fields can be signed after the document is certified. (In Acrobat 8 and earlier, you use the "Sign Document" menu item or toolbar button to do this.

In Acrobat XI, how can we have more than 2 people digitally sign a document or template?.

The document is a PDF template with 2 signature fields for approval. When the first person digital signs the document it shows the GREEN tick that it's signed and all signatures are valid. Then it gets emailed for the second person to digitally sign and ofcourse, the document becomes invalid. (We don't want to use the echoSign cloud service and there is no Acrobat server setup). Can someone share the light please?

A PDF Form Template will try an execute an action to create a new page based on the template page. This action will break the first signature because it changes the document by adding a new page after it has been signed. Is it imperative that the document be a PDF Form Template? If all that is called for is two signatures then create the document with two signature fields and without it being a PDF Form Template.

I need to digital sign a document using Acrobat Reader. Is it possibile?

I am an IT Manager for a little city in northern italy.
I have almost 50 clients with smart cards enabled for what concerns digital signage.
I use flawlessy the software of the firm who provides the smart card. (infocamere.it).
This uses sha256 crypt, no problems about it.
The problem I have is:
The final file is a "p7m" envelope.
I would prefer to use a "pdf" envelope. One only file.
I tried to follow this video
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/acrobat-x/how-to-digitally-sign-a-document-with-adobe-reader/
Simply it doesn't work.
I have also a couple of Acrobat Standard.
I can "pdf-sign" with Acrobat Standard 9.
I am not able to do the same with reader 9 or X.
There is a way to do it?
Thank You.

You can sign a PDF using Adobe Reader 9 or X, but the document must be "Reader Extended" to enable this functionality, This can be done using ADEP\LiveCycle Reader Extensions (server product) or Acrobat Professional 9 (Advanced > Extend Features in Adobe Reader) or Acrobat X Professional (File > Save As > Reader extended PDF)
For some more info... http://www.adobe.com/eeurope/products/server/readerextensions/ or http://help.adobe.com/en_US/enterpriseplatform/10.0/Overview/WS92d06802c76abadb2c8525912dd cb9aad9-7ffa.html
Regards
Steve

Digitally signing pdf documents

We want to digitally sign pdf documents that are generated in the printing service / AS. (rwclient is used on the client machines to access the printing service.)
The digital sign should be on all generated pdf documents, with no intervention by the end users. The digital sign should hence be on behalf on the organisation, not the individual user issuing the pdf dokument.
In addition we would like to lock the pdf documents in order på prevent manipulation of the content.
Any surgestions on how to achieve this?
Regards

Hello,
You can create your own destination .
An example is available on OTN :
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/reports/pluginxchange/index.html
Secure PDF Destination
This destination creates a secure PDF that is password-protected. This sample is tested with Oracle Reports 9i, Oracle Reports 10g (9.0.4), and Oracle Reports 10g Release 2 (10.1.2).
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Can IXOS (OPENTEXT) handle digitally signed PDF documents

Hi All,
we have requirement where we want to store digitally signed PDF documents in IXOS (OPENTEXT) server and view them using IXOS viewer. I have tried to save one digitally sighed PDF but it was also password protected and I was not able to open it with the IXOS live link opener.
Request you to share your experience or views on this.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
Vithal

hi,
yes IXOS handlesDigitaly signed PDF documents,
http://opentext.com/download/livelinkdownload.html?path=/corporate/investor/secfiling/FY2005Q4_10K.pdf
Please refere tihis doc..
The repository supports queries based on metadata, full-text index and even a combination
of both. Another option is to render document content to a long-term format like TIFF or PDF. Using
digital signatures (time stamps) it can be assured that content cannot be modified without recognition.
Hence clearly say's retrival or access doc need to enter digital signature which are preconfigured during DOC creation phase.
Benakaraja
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Digital signed Word Document

Is it correct, that a digitaly signed word document cannot be converted to PDF - neither from the Word-Add-in nor by Acrobat professional.
Error message only says that an error occured?
Using Acrobat 8 on Windows Vista 64; Word 2007

Hello there,
We are not aware of a program that can digitally sign StarOffice[TM] files. You might want to ask the company that is compatible with MS Office files to see if its program can also integrate with StarOffice[TM].
Regards,

Is it possible to digitally sign a document in reader for iOS?

We sign documents using adobe reader 9.3 & std/pro 9.2 0. Can we create a digital signature and sign documents?

Steve,
Thanks for your reply.
I did not think it was possible as yet. We have many engineers and Pilots
that wanted to use their iPads to sign documents. This would eliminate the
need to go back to their PC.
I don't expect this feature to be too far in the future.
Again thanks,
Michael L. Pope
Engineering Process Writer II, Dept 0663
Engineering Operations
Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation
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How to digitally sign PDF document in VB?

Hi,
I was wondering if there was a way to open a PDF file and digitally sign the document (with the electronic signature info showing on the bottom of the last page) programatically?
Thanks
K

> (1) When I download the SDK, it only has a setup file which I launch - I don't see any documentation in there and no menu item is created.
Where did you download the SDK?
> (2) When I go to the livedocs.abobe.com link and look how to use Javascript to digitally sign documents, the link is blank and is waiting for someone to post a comment.
May be a problem of your browser.
> Does someone know of a VB code that allows you to digitally sign the PDF documents via Javascript?
Look at the JavaScript sample AddSignature in the SDK.

Sign a document with a Digital ID with Word 2013

Hello,
I'm trying to sign digitally a word 2013 document but I get the message "To sign a Microsoft document
you need a digital ID, would you like to get one from a Microsoft Partner now".
I click "No" and nothing happens. . .
I would expect a popup menu of some sort to pop up. I have a Digital ID Certificate from Global Sign
which I would like to use in this document.
I have no way to add the certificate in Word 2013.
Hope somebody will be able to help me.
Thank you,
Max

There does seem to be a lot of contradictory info out there, mostly assuming that you've already got the certificate installed. Have you already installed the certificate on your local machine? If not you should be able to right click on the certificate
file wherever you've saved it, and you'll see an option to install it. I believe once it's been installed on the local machine you'll find it available for use with your documents.
If you have a look at
https://www.globalsign.co.uk/resources/userguides/guide-to-signing-microsoft-documents.pdf on page 4 you'll see in step 5 that the digital ID should be listed.
Strangely, if you were doing this via Outlook it's a lot more obvious. If you go into File, Options, Trust Center, Trust Center Settings, E-mail Security, you'll see an option to import/export your digital ID for use with your email, but the same option
doesn't appear in Word. If installing it locally on the local machine doesn't do the trick, you could try installing into Office via Outlook, and see if it then shows up in Word.

How do you digitally sign or electronically sign a document in Preview?

Heya
I'm wondering if it's possible to "digitally sign" or "electronically sign" a document in Preview? This feature exists in Adobe Acrobat. If not, does anyone know a workaround or plugin to accomplish this? Thanks!

I believe the free Acrobat reader (9) will do that.
Otherwise you'll need the Pro version.
Here is what the Reader page says:
With each new release, Adobe continues to add functionality to Adobe® Reader® software, making it an extremely versatile tool capable of viewing, searching, *digitally signing*, verifying, printing, and collaborating with electronic documents.

How to digitally sign PDF document in VC?

Hi all,
i want know how to open a PDF file and digitally sign the document programatically in vc?
Thanks

Do you mean a tool other than Adobe Acrobat or Reader? Since this is the Acrobat SDK, your users would already have Acrobat installed and can sign PDFs just fine.
What would you be adding to that?

Digital signature- signing adobe documents

Hello
We are planning to buy Adobe true credentials for signing the adobe documents using digital certificates.
the program that we have is using the .pfx private keys to sign the documents. Can someone pls let us know if true credential software is going to generate private keys?

intbuz,
First off you'll get better results posting in the appropriate forum, this is the Digital Editions forums which is discussion about Adobe Digital Editions and eBooks in general. So the people on the forum generally aren't ready to answer Acrobat Security questions which would be better asked in the Acrobat Windows forums.
Also "True Credentials" is not an Adobe product but a GeoTrust product.
Look at either http://www.geotrust.com/products/client_certificates/true_credentials_express.asp
or
http://www.geotrust.com/products/client_certificates/true_credentials.asp
Assuming that's what you are talking about, a quick overview of the whitepaper leads me to believe that they are using the Operating system protected storage for the both the public and private keys, so while it won't automatically generate .pfx files, you might be able export the private keys after the fact into the container format you desire. However you should really check with GeoTrust about that, since I don't have direct experience with the product.
Jim Lester
Adobe Systems

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