Digital signature details "translation"

Hi,
my request is quite simple, i need to translate the language for the default strings used by Livecycle DS ES2 in digital signatures.
For Example:
Digitally signed by: John doe
Date: xx/xx/xxxx
I'd like to translate the strings "Digitally signed by" and "Date" in another language (specifically in italian) or just substitute those strings with custom ones.
Thank you for any answer

For someone elses benefit, it turns out my code signing certificate was a SHA2 cert which is the future. I was installing in a Windows 7, and it didn't support the SHA2, so I got a SHA1 certificateion, did all the same steps and works now.

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Digital Signature in XML Report

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In Oracle EBS R12, I have a custom XML report developed and running fine.
There is a requirement to add the feature of Digital Signature in the output of this report. Please help me with the detailed steps to achieve this.
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Hello to all,
I'm having some troubles adding a second digital signature to an already digitally signed PDF. The library that I'm using in order to handle the PDFs is an open source one, so I'm programmatically editing the PDFs. The first PDF I produce, PDF1 (the PDF with one signature), has a valid digital signature. The second PDF I produce, PDF2 (the PDF with the two signatures), has the second signature marked as valid, but the first one as invalid with the following error:
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Execute the program in the Debuggin mode.
In the Debugger Window
Select Breakpoint -> Break point at -> Breakpoint at source code Menu Item and enter the details of the program/include/line no..
Activate the System Debugger On from the Settings Menu.
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Murthy
Edited by: Kalyanam Seetha Rama Murthy on Jul 18, 2008 7:20 AM

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Hi Leonard
I'll try to explain in more detail what I'd like to do. :)
Preconditions:
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- I need to build a website hosting PDF documents for clients.
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- When the client signs them, they should be stored on the website (overwrite the unsigned ones).
Problem:
The whole process should be as simple as possible for the client. Therefore he should not have to manually download the docs, sign them and manually upload them to the website.
Possible solution:
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--| Compare the details of each step to what is discussed in Acrobat Help - anything different?
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I´m new working with liveCycle, and I would like to know how it works at technical level.
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Our client have multiple company codes & they want to use digital signature for all the company code and there be individual authorised digital signatory for each comp code.
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=> We are not able to download Adobe Form local & aslo is it mandatory to have digital signature to download Form 16 on a local system.
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Digital Signature is person specific
You have to take the Digital signature ( A number assigned for each signatory with the tool),from an authorized services provided by NSDL
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As per NSDL form16 is now not an statuory doucment. Its just an Tax Information of an Employee.
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