Photoshop help on signature, need help.....

I am trying to enhance a digital image of my signature. I have no idea how to do this and I have to have it completed at 5PM tomorrow, CST in order that I can use my new application, EchoSign.
Could a Photoshop manager/executive help me correct my digital image on a volunteer basis? I really do not know where/who to ask for help and yet this is probably a simple fix to my signature. I am new to all of this. I can email you the .jpg image of my signature, which really needs to be converted to PDF as well. And I will email further detail as well.
Thank you so much and have a great weekend.
Erik

Most signatures are black and white, so using the levels command can be used to help with the contrast.
Don't send anyone your signature.
If you check on youtube, you can search for photoshop levels command.

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