Digital signature in script

hi SDNs,
i have to display digital signatures in my script...
in my main window, on the bottom right corner of last page... there is some text called
<b>----
Signature of reponsible person..</b>
above this line i have to display digital signature..
here problem is, it is displaying always left. but the above text is on the right. but in window we can print logo on left...
any how i have created a window, to print sign on the right. the text alignment is not constant. so my sign collapsing with the content of layout.
so here i need to change the sign window dynamically with text ( sign of responsible person )...
is this possible ??? and how ?
could any one please help me out...
Thankning you.,
Ramu

y ru not make the seprate window for sigrnature .
and also small window for display 'Signature of' reponsible person..
like that...
window for dispalying 'Signature of reponsible person.'.
2nd window for signature...

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Hey Len
there is an internal mailing list for Oracle folks - drop me a mail for it.
that said, the standalone release of Publisher supports a site wide(no support for user digital signatures) digital signature that will be added to all PDF documents that BIP generates.
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