Retrieving passwords or deleting digital signatures

Haven't used the function in a very long time and I can't remember the password for my digital signature, is there a way to retreive the p/w or just delete it all together to create a new one?

You can remove digital IDs and create a new one any time. For help removing it, see: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/9.0/Standard/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7d8e. w.html

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Deleting Digital Signatures

I want to delete digital signatures as I've added several trying to get this right. I've followed the help instructions by going to tools, protection, ,more protection, security settings and there are no digital signatures on the left as the instructions indicate. How do I delete these extra signatures?

If the signatures panel says there are no digital signatures, there are none. Perhaps you have stamps/scribbles on the pages rather than digital signatures.
In any case it is VITAL to archive the file before signing, because you often can't go back.

How do I reset my password for my digital signature I set up earlier today for a bank loan Signature Authorization?

How do I reset my password for my digital signature I set up earlier today for a bank loan Signature Authorization?

I am new at doing encrypted signatures and don't know how to bring it up in the loan document as it automatically brought up the start up page to get the digital signature. Where do I go to set up a new one?

Can Not Delete digital signature

Acrobat 6.0 Windows. Have a digital signature field (mine) in a document. The digital signature tab and the field both show a red X. The signature tab says the field is invalid. It says it contains potentially malicious content - Java actions. It also says that changes were made to the document that invalidate the signature.
I need to add some more text fields and fill in their values and can NOT do that now.
I have checked the Knowledgebase and the Help file and can NOT delete the signature the way they say - it says the signature is read-only.
Please HELP !

Hi,
It sounds like the document author set the file up so the creation of the signature locked all of the fields in the document (to prevent tampering). If that was the case, then the signature field was locked as well which prevents the signature from being cleared. Sorry, but there is no work around.
Steve

Delete Digital Signatures

I created various digital signatures as ultimately I'd like to have 1 for work, 1 for personal and 1 for some volunteer organization I'm involved with.
In my attempt to do so, I ended up creating about 5 different signatures and I need to edit 1 or 2 and then delete 1 or 2. How do I edit some and how do I delete some so they no longer appear on the pull-down menu?

What kind of signatures you're creating? I guess this is a stamp signature, right?

Turn off password protection for digital signature

I have an employee who set up his electronic signature a while back and he can't remember the password to it, and therefore he cannot sign a PDF form digitally now. How can he turn off the password without having to remember his old one?

If that was allowed, what would the point of a password be in the first place?
However, you don't say how the user is signing.
If using EchoSign follow that service's process.
If trying to access a signing certificate (digital ID), start over by creating a new digital ID (self signed).
If you've purchased digital IDs from a vendor, ask the PKI admin.
hth,
Ben

Deleting Digital Signature and Read Only Features Become Edit-able fields again

I have set up a tiered exceptions for an Adobe PDF document. The first person signs and certain fields become read only. The next person to sign in the tier signs the document and if he/she Clears Signature then the document reverts back to all fields becoming EDIT-ABLE again--even after the first person in the tier signed and their signature is still present. I need this NOT TO BE THE CASE. The document is set so that the employee can fill the form out and upon signing all fields--except those I set with EXCEPTIONS--should become UN-EDIT-ABLE. If the Supervisor gets the document, signs and then decides to CLEAR HIS SIGNATURE--the employee's sections become EDIT-ABLE again. This defeats the purpose of the employees' signature. I need the document to revert back to only the fields the Supervisor had access to if he/she CLEARS there signature.
Thanks

I'm unsure. This is just a form that I downloaded from my department website:
http://www.me.berkeley.edu/StudentAffairs/CurrentStudents/Graduate/GradHandbook/Chapter13F orms/ConfirmationofClassSchedu…
I was just trying to fill in the form and electronically sign it, that's all.

Email attachments and digital signature

I used to be able to open a email attachment, review it and then digitally sign it.
Since the new IT people came it, the digital signature simply disappears. Any way to restore this function? Thanks.

We experienced a similar problem when Adobe updates were installed. It seems that a recent Adobe update took away the capability to save your digital signature directly to the PDF email attachment, then forward the email with the signed attachment. Now, when we open a PDF email attachment and place a digital signature, as soon as we have entered our password for our digital signature, we are prompted with the "Save As" dialog box asking us to save the document somewhere on the hard drive of our computer (the default location is My Documents). If you hit Cancel, then the signed version does not get saved. The attachment remains unsigned. So we learned we needed to go through the Save As dialog and choose (and remember) a location to save the PDF, such as My Documents or Desktop, then reply or compose a new email and attach the signed version that we had just saved in Documents/Desktop. We used to be able to hit the Save icon in Adobe and save our changes (digital signature) to the email attachment. Having to save the PDF somewhere other than the email itself is an extra step we'd prefer to avoid, and we'd be happy to learn of a way to go back to our old method. I believe the key was that Adobe would save the signed version somewhere in the "temp files" on the C drive and automatically use that version when the email is forwarded. And I think Adobe did away with that, unless there is a way to revert to that method using Preferences?
But I wonder if the Asker of this question is able to click "Place Signature" and has an opportunity to "Save As," saving the PDF on the hard drive of the computer for future attaching? Are you hitting "Cancel" in the Save As dialog?
If you save the signed PDF (i.e. in the default My Documents), then a slightly quicker method than having to browse to the saved document in Documents is, you can click on the envelope icon (Sharing) at the top of the screen. Then click the "Attach to Email" circle and click the "Attach" button. This will generate a new email in your email application (i.e. Outlook) with the signed PDF attached (Adobe pulls the signed version that you previously saved to your Documents). The downside to this is that the generated email will not have the original email thread or subject line, so you will need to add a relevant subject line.
Some of our users reported that they used the Share ... Attach to Email feature and their signatures would get wiped from the email attachment after they hit send. However, this phenomenon has not been witnessed since the most recent Adobe software update.

Digital signature error- SSF Error

Hi,
I am trying to do a digital signature using signature method " System signature with Authorisation by User ID and Password" but facing an error after I enter my password during the digital signature.
Error is "SSF error: Unknown Error"
Message No: IS014
Please let me know what needs to be done to resolve this error.
Setting completed are QM Material Authorisation group cretaed for Result Recording and Usage Decision Digital Signature.
Thanks
Vineeth

Check and if necessary maintain the standard settings. To do this, execute the following activities in the IMG under SAP Web Application Server -> System Administration -> Digital Signature:
Define application-dependent parameters for SSF functions
Define security settings for the system
Also In IMG check settings under >> SAP Netweaver--> Application Server > System Administration -> Maintain the Public Key information for the system> Maintaining the system security information.

Lost digital signature Password!

I have lost (DUMB) my digita signature password. I am using Acrobat Pro 9 for Mac.
How do i either
1. locate the old password, or
2, create a new password, or
3, create a new digital signature with new password and delete original one?

If you don't know the password, there's nothing you can do to retrieve it or override it. If you're aksing about a self-signed digital ID that you created in Acrobat, you can create another just as you did your first one. To removed an existing one in Acrobat 9, select: Advanced > Security Settings > Digital IDs > Digital ID Files > [Select the digital ID you want to remove] > Remove ID (trashcan icon)

How do I delete a digital signature field?

I have Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 on Snow Leopard. I created a digital signature for a PDF file but it didn't look good, so I decided to delete it. I figured out how to delete the signature, but the signature field with the little red arrow did not delete with my signature. I want my PDF form to revert to the way it was before I created the signature. I cannot simply close the PDF without saving because I'd lose all the information I've already entered. Stupid me forgot to save before attempting the digital signature.
HOW CAN I DELETE the digital signature field? Help!

Hi SM,
The place to look for permission settings is on the Security tab of the Document Properties dialog. You can get there by selecting the File > Properties menu item and then select the Security tab.
One thing to note is if the file is Reader Enabled you will need to use the File > Save a Copy menu item to create a non-Reader enabled version of the file. You cannot edit a Reader Enabled file. As an aside, the Save a Copy menu item won't be there if the file is not Reader Enabled.
If the file was created using Designer (which is only on Windows and I know you are using a Mac) then it has to be edited in Designer.
If the file was certified, then you need to remove (clear) the certifying signature before you can edit the file, and to do that you must have access to the private key that was used as part of that signature operation.
Finally, if the file is encrypted (e.g. Password Security or Certificate Security), you can edit the file, but you have to get Acrobat to realize you are the document owner which means you need the Permissions password or or logged in using a document owners digital ID (the former is only for Password Security and the latter is only for Certificate Security).
Steve

How do I delete all existing digital signatures in Adobe Acrobat?

There must be a way to do it. Can anyone assist? Thank you.

Thanks so much for the detailed explanation!
Let me give a little more detail and better explanation of what I have done.
1.      I digitally signed (with a digital id” I had created) a document to be filed with an agency.
2.      This “signature” ( digital id) had information that included my name, time, date and an acrobat watermark in red.
Essentially typed information that proved the document came from my computer (me?).
3.      I was informed that I would have to sign in ink, scan to PDF, and upload it to them, or
4.      Create a “digital signature” that had my name, address, phone, fax, email, etc., and upload that to them.
5.      I tried to create such a digital signature (after reading your email perhaps I was off base a bit) without success- the place I was attempting this using “PKCS#12 digital ID File” but it allowed only limited information to be input and required a password.
6.      I then deleted my old digital id in “security settings” in order to again try to create a new digital “signature” using the “PKCS#12 digital ID File” format.
7.      I now am still attempting to create a new digital “signature” and when I get to the last set up page for the “PKCS#12 digital ID File” (where it asks for a file location and password “for your new digital ID file”), by selecting “add digital id” and hit the bullet for “a new digital id I want to create now.” In the last page of these creation pages there is a “file name” box and a “password” box.
I think this is asking for my forgotten password which I cannot remember. If it was asking for a new password, I recall two password boxes to insure the password it typed correctly.
So I am stuck, I cannot create a new “digital id” which I thought was a digital “signature” and have deleted my old digital id.
In the past I have use a scanned “signature” as in read below but became afraid it could be manipulated in some fashion in important documents and that is why I started using the digital id in Acrobat X, which I thought was a digital “signature”.
So, how far off base am I? What do I do now that I have deleted my digital id in security settings?
Thanks so much for your help.
Roger

I forgot my digital signature password. How do I create a new one with the same email.

I can not remember my digital signature password. I've attempted to create a new one with the same email address. The message I receive is that i already have a digital signature with that email. I would like to use the same email address.

You probably mean that you forgot your digital certificate password and I presume that this is a self-signed certificate that you yourself created, not a certificate that you received from a Certificate Authority (CA). If this is true then you can create a new self-signed digital certificate (Digital ID in Acrobat-speak) the same way you created the first one: In Acrobat XI it is Edit->Preferences->Signatures->Identities&Trusted Certificates->More. Then click on "Add ID" button and follow the prompts. You can create as many self-signed certificates with the same credentials (name, email, etc.) as you wish. You'd have to figure out how to distinguish them, though.

How do I delete a digital signature in adobe acrobat 8 as it has been spelt incorrectly?

A digital signature was created in adobe acrobat 8 professional but has been spelt incorrectly - how can I delete or edit it?

What if you do this:
To delete photos from your device
In iTunes, select the device icon in the Devices list on the left. Click the Photos tab in the resulting window.
Choose "Sync photos from."
On a Mac, choose iPhoto or Aperture from the pop-up menu.
On a Windows PC, choose Photoshop Album or Photoshop Elements from the pop-up menu.
Choose "Selected albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to delete.
Click Apply.
But I do not think it will work since you can only sync/unsync with one iTunes library and the iPod sees the rebuilt computer as a new iTunes library.
- Do the following to restore the iPod and not lose anything:
- iTunes Store: Transferring purchases from your iOS device or iPod to a computer
- Transfer other music by using a third-party program like one of those discussed here:
Copy music
- If you have synced photos then you need a program like TouchCopy or PhoneView which are paid. They also do music.
- Connect the iPod to the conmputer and make a backup by right clicking on the iPod under Devices iniTunes and slect Back Up
- Restore the iPod from that backup
Note that the backup that iTunes makes does not included synced media like apps and music.

Use of active directory userid/password authentication instead of SAP R/3 User/Password for digital signature?

Dear all,
I am looking to setup the use of active directory userid/password authentication instead of SAP R/3 User/Password for digital signature. We SSO to the backened ABAP AS via an SAP NW Portal to which SPNEgo kerberos authentication is setup. Today we specify R3 user id/password to digitally approvae a lot release. The idea is to have users maintain one AD password and don't have to remember the R/3 password anymore and also our Security team to avoid password maintenance.
I know there are 3 options for digital signature and
System signature with authorization by user ID and password (We use this currently)
Digital User signature with verification - (We would like to use this with AD userid/password, so the system still ask the users their AD userid/password for the authentication when they try to "sign" a document.)
User signature without verification
Do you think there is a way to configure the system in order to ask and check the active directory userid/password instead of SAP R/3 password? Where can I found documentation about it ?
I have several different versions of AS ABAP starting from NW 7.02 to NW 7.31.
My active directory is based on Windows 2008.
Thanks in advance!!
Dhee

Actually enabling Kerberos for SSO purposes and enabling Kerberos for digital signatures are two different topics although the latter is because of the former. I'm interested in the topic as well and I'm currently looking at different options. SAP provides a BAdI for the digital signature API which can be used for external authentication but they do not provide the solution to invoke Kerberos authentication based on username and password. SAP provides a semi solution with NWSSO 2.0 SP2 which works only on Windows with classic dynpros meaning SAP GUI for Windows is assumed. The solution is based on an ActiveX component which does the actual Kerberos authentication using the Secure Login Client which is part of the NWSSO suite. Extending that implementation to non-Windows and non-GUI applications would require some sort of web enabled service that could be used to authenticate the user with username and password. In case authentication is successful, a Kerberos token would be returned to SAP which would then be validated. All the required pieces are there since SAP has Kerberos support now in both stacks of the NetWeaver Application Server, some bits are still missing though which leaves customers looking at 3rd party or custom solutions.

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