Electronic Signature is too small

I have followed all the steps found but when I place my electronic signature on a PDF I have to squint to see it. Is there a way to blow up the size of my electronic signature?

Not possible. You'll need to go to your operating system and choose a screen resolution that displays the screen with larger pixels.
Or get a new prescription for your glasses (seriously!)

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I do not want the whole digital signature, just the handwritten part of it.
I tried everything, including a tip here somewhere to work with png
- scanning the signature
- saving in pdf, jpeg, png
I created a digital signature, asked to show just the handwritten part of it and it looks tiny when you print the document.
My jpeg original file ended up with 616 KB and the signature was still small.
I am starting to think that for security/fraud reasons I probably cannot get an "original size" signature-looking on a pdf. Am I right?
thank you to anyone who can help.

Hi,
Here’s what you need to do.
First you need to scan your signature so you have an image file.
Using Acrobat (Reader doesn’t have this capability) open the image file so it gets converted to a PDF file. Make sure you select “All Files” from the “Files of type” drop-down list on the Open dialog; otherwise you won’t see the image file.
Select the Document > Crop Pages menu item. Crop the page by removing most of the white space around the signature.
Save the file as a PDF (e.g. Signature.pdf).
Select the Edit > Preferences menu item (Win) or Acrobat > Preferences menu item (Mac).
Select Security from the Categories list box
Click the New button in the Appearance group box
Provide a title for your new custom signature appearance (e.g. My Signature)
Select the Import graphic radio button
Click the File button
Click the Browse button on the Select Picture dialog
Navigate to, select, and Open the PDF file you saved in Step 4 above
Click the OK button on the Select Picture dialog
Deselect all of the checkboxes in the Configure Text group box
Click the OK button on the Configure Signature Appearance dialog
Click the OK button on the Preferences dialog
This should do it for, but you might need to play with the size of the signature image compared to the size of the signature field you are signing. Also, unless you have a tool to convert the image to SVG (e.g. Adobe Illustrator) the white space left in the image will be displayed and will mask anything under the signature field.
I hope this helps,
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When trying to complete an electronic signature, my users receive the error message ""The document could not be saved. This file is already open". When they close and open the file again to try to sign again they find a corrupted electronic signature. Instead of a clean signature with the box colored in light blue they see their signature with the embedeed message Click Here to Verify & Sign with the box colored in grey.
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Correction on Question:
This is a web application and the users need to be able to load the editable .pdf form from the website, edit it and submit it back to the website from within Internet Explorer.
Users began getting the error message:
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Michelle,
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