Multiple digital Id's (p12/pfx) on one computer?

Hi!
I have a pdf form that some co-workers fill out and submit to our server.
Now they sign it manually and scan the papers and put them on the server.
I want them to be able fill out the form on their shared computer and then digitally sign it. We want to keep track of who has filled out the form.
Is it possible to have multiple digital ID's on the same computer? I'm wondering because we only manage to get one ID to work.
Additional info
The forms are made with Lifecycle.
Their computer runs Acrobat Reader on Win7.
They share the same login to Win7.
/P-O

It is possible to have multiple signatures on one computer. However, there is no way to separate the signatures so that someone can use someone else's signature unless you ensure they are using different logins. In the business world it is never a good idea for different users to use the same login.

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