Digital Signatures macro

I was using Macro Express Pro to do the digital signatures in Acrobat 9. (It takes too long without a macro when signing multiple docs.)
I had it working great in Acrobat 9, but Acrobat X changed that. (almost have it working, but one last glitch)
Does anyone have a solution to speed up this process?

I am signing documents using digital signatures. Using Macro Express Pro, I am using two macros.
Macro1 allows me to place the signature field using these keystrokes...
Alt+V+T+S, F6, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, Enter
At this point I need to click and drag a rectangle to place digital signature field with the mouse. I ended the Macro1 here to allow user input for mouse move. (do not know if Macro Express can pause for user input )
After using the mouse to place the field on the document, the "Sign Document" dialog box appears to enter the password.
With the "Sign Document" dialog box open, I now invoke Macro2 to enter my password and sign and save. Macro2 does these keystrokes...
<TAB><TAB>password<TAB><TAB><TAB><TAB><ENTER><TAB><TAB><ENTER>y
Macro2 tabs thru the "Sign Document" dialog box to the password field, types my password, tabs to the SIGN button and clicks (enter) the SIGN button.
The SIGN button brings up the "Save As" dialog box and Macro2 tabs to the SAVE button and click (enter) it. Because it is replacing a document, another dialog box asks to confirm.
I am no Macro Express Pro expert, but the Macro2 has a glitch on the "Save As" box.
Macro2 gets to the "Save As" dialog box and has a problem. I think the problem is with the macro, not Acrobat X, but like I said it was working in Acrobat 9.
I have never used javascript, but am williing to take a look.
Thanks,
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