How to delete a signature

Question

I put the signature in the wrong place, so now i want to delete it and put it in the right place.  The instructions don't tell me I can't delete, but they sure don't tell me how to delete.   Grrrrrr…..

Answer 1

Hi lolligag,
Thanks for the follow-up. I'm using my free Echosign account as an example but once I'd logged in, I would click where is says "Manage" (highlight in blue in the above image). This will take me into the files that I manage or otherwise own. From there, in the lower panel you can see where Library Templates is showing. If you've created either a widget or document, it should be listed here with the options to either send it or edit it.
Here is where I'm confused by your situation: When creating documents to be signed, what are you using to do this?
In my case, I use either notepad or Microsoft Word to build my document and then when I go to create a reusable document, I click on "Add Template to Library", and then once I've titled the document, I choose the file and then click on "Preview or Add Fields". This will load the document so that I can apply whatever fields I need. While in the editing phase (which, in this instance, would all be Drag and Drop fields), you can add fields where you need them but you also want to make sure that if you use a field more than once that each new field is renamed. To do this, double-click on the field in question and then click on the field description and type in what you want that field to be called. Also, in this field, you can assign the participant for each input into the document itself.
Echosign will not let anyone sign anything two times so you have to make sure when you assign the participant that you choose the correct stance in your document where you sign and where your client would sign. In looking at the options available in the "Select Participant" drop down, you will see Participant 1, Participant 2, Add a Participant, Anyone, and Prefill (Sender). If you have selected that you must sign before anyone else does, then Participant 1 is you.
There is more but I'll stop here so that I can get an idea of where you are with your document and figure out what you're using to get where you are stuck at. Once I know that, I should be able to really help you get this all figured out.
ODG.