Error digitally signing in STD 9 or X solution ?

Dear Forum,
My colleagues need to sign several PDF documents using their qualified signature that comes in a smart-card. Their OS is XP Pro 64-bit (I even setup a diferent PC with W 7 Pro 64-bit just for the sake of behaviour comparison - to no avail).
They had Acrobat Std X installed and they were able to access their data from their cards and through the proper software from the issuer.
When they tried to sign a message giving an error showed :
I can sign any file in my PC which has XP Pro 32-bit installed and tried both STD 9 and X.
Just a helper (?) : we also have problems signing DWFX files in those OSs with Autodesk Design Review (2010, 2011 or 2012) - here the message just says : I/O error.
Thanks a lot.
Joao Braegger

When I click "place signature" I only have one option.
It asks me "How would you like to create your signature?
The only option available to me is "use a certificate- When I attempt to use another option there are some but they are not available to me."use an image" draw my signature, or type my signature
are not available.
For that reason I went to preferences to see what I could do to change the settings- and all I could do was manage the certificate signature- so that it looks better than it did.
As an aside- after doing that- the document went on and the person couldn't sign because it had an "open password" If you also know about that- that would be great.
This is the only reason I purchased the Adobe XI so I could draw my signature or type it and have it appear as a signature.

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1. Installed latest ROM for both devices, still waiting on 4.5 for my 8830...
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<img><img> Trusted
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This means that the Blackberry is required, by RFC, to be able to read a signed message even without the aid of S/MIME capable software. The fact that it does not is a failure of the Blackberry.
The above email was in reference to the fact that all of these emails that cannot be read on the devices, can be read in Outlook, and when a signed message is sent from Outlook, it can be read on the devices. Furthermore, this is not to say that the information above is 100% valid and correct, but I am hoping that it sparks some discussion and hopefully a resolution can be found.
Thanks for your time in reading this.
Andrew
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Well not 100% sure but in my experience the following setting is the problem "Enable S/MIME Encryption on Signed or Weakly encrypted messages". This setting is a per server setting and is found in the general options of the server.
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Adobe PDF iFilter 9 for 64-bit platforms does not index my PDF files with Digital Sign, why?

hi Phillip
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