Html to pdf without File Signature

Hi guys,
I want to convert a bunch of html files from website to PDF. How can i do it so i can extract the Signature at the botton, for example:
in each of them?
Thanks
Sebs

When you open the window in Acrobat to create a PDF from a web site, there is a settings button there to select such items. If you are printing from a browser, you need to set the preferences in your browser. If you are using PDF Maker with IE, then you can check the preference under the Adobe menu.

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