Extract Signature properties

I need to extract the properties of the signature in a form. My companies signature has the email address within it as well as the certified lastname and first name.
Is there a way to copy the contents of that property to another field or to memory? My intent is that when the person signs and submits the document, I can automatically extract that information to a spreadsheet?
If the information is already contained in the signature, I didn't want the user to enter it again.
Thanks in advance,
John

You can do this, but it would require you create a plug-in in C/C++.

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Message was edited by: Vara K

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Message was edited by: Vara K

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