Sign a document with iPad compatible pen...

Is it possible or will be possible to sign a document on iPad with a pen, for example I have some text and then a person puts signature on it.

This has been discussed a few times already. The latest new thread was this morning. When I replied this morning I found and posted the some of the previous threads. I suggest you use the search function on the right. Also, you can search for apps. I do my searching in appshopper.com. Some apps let you sign PDFs.

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Hey Jamie0404,
Please let me know what version of Adobe Reader are you using. Is it the latest on i.e. 11.0.10?
Have you tried repairing Reader?
Are you using Reader on an iOS or a desktop?
Hope to hear from you.
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We sign PDF documents with a certifified id (KPN Corporate Market CSP Organisatie CA) in Adobe Acrobat 11.0.7 and after signing the document, some user get the message "Problematic" Certificate validation problem. Any idea? Thanks

You'll want to ask in the Acrobat forum: Acrobat

How to sign a document with certificate on USB key

Hi everyone,
I would like to know how to sign a document with a certificate on an USB key.
Does anyone has already solve this problem ?
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Hi Amitk,
PDF is a commercial software which is not supported in MSDN forum. Maybe some forum talk about PDF is a better place to ask this question.
I make a quick research on the web, and you may need to use some third party to sign a PDF document through DSC. Check this :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/378247/digitally-sign-pdf-files
Hope this helps some.
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Transforming signed XML document with namespace invalidates signature

I am running into a problem signing an XML document. Well, signing the document isn't the problem, as I can sign it and then verify the signature with the public key successfully. The problem comes when I transform the document to a string. It all appears to be OK, but when I transform it back, the hash no longer verifies. After more testing, it appears that the issue is related to namespaces. When I remove namespaces from the document, the signing and transformations work just fine. Does anyone have any insight on this?
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jtahlborn wrote:
i'm not talking about the transform, i'm talking about this line:
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To the OP: just have your transform output to a StringWriter in the first place. Don't muck about converting between chars and bytes unless you know the correct encoding and use it. Which you don't know it and you didn't use it.

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I'm trying to sign digitally a word 2013 document but I get the message "To sign a Microsoft document
you need a digital ID, would you like to get one from a Microsoft Partner now".
I click "No" and nothing happens. . .
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There does seem to be a lot of contradictory info out there, mostly assuming that you've already got the certificate installed. Have you already installed the certificate on your local machine? If not you should be able to right click on the certificate
file wherever you've saved it, and you'll see an option to install it. I believe once it's been installed on the local machine you'll find it available for use with your documents.
If you have a look at
https://www.globalsign.co.uk/resources/userguides/guide-to-signing-microsoft-documents.pdf on page 4 you'll see in step 5 that the digital ID should be listed.
Strangely, if you were doing this via Outlook it's a lot more obvious. If you go into File, Options, Trust Center, Trust Center Settings, E-mail Security, you'll see an option to import/export your digital ID for use with your email, but the same option
doesn't appear in Word. If installing it locally on the local machine doesn't do the trick, you could try installing into Office via Outlook, and see if it then shows up in Word.

Not able to sign a document with Adobe Pro X, XI

Every once in awhile I am getting an issue with Adobe Pro X and Adobe Pro XI when trying to sign a .pdf. The document looks OK, the first signer places a signature. The second signer starts with drawing the new signature rectangle, enters the password, in the next moment the box disappears and the signature disappeared completely - it will take two or three tries before the signature "sticks". What could be the reason?

OK, I figured it out. Have to use pro to enable signing of the documents....

When signing a document with Acrobat X...

How do I get rid of the "Standard Text" option on the Appearance drop down menu?
I just want to have 1 (one, uno, ein) signature in the drop down menu.
I have searched thousands of entries and still I'm unable to ELIMINATE the standard text that seems to come back every time I open the program!!!!!
Help me , please.......

"Standard Text" is the default appearance that Acrobat uses; it is not shown in the list of custom appearances but it is always available in the "Sign" dialog. When the "Sign"dialog is launched, it always shows the appearance that was used when the last signature was signed. Once a signature is created, its appearance becomes a part of the signature and cannot be changed.
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How to Sign a document with DSC

Dear All,
I have an assignment to sign a PDF document through DSC at Client computer when he/She Downloading or Upload any file from their system. Can any one help me how can I do so in C#.Net, please provide me the sample code if available.
Amit Singh [email protected]

Hi Amitk,
PDF is a commercial software which is not supported in MSDN forum. Maybe some forum talk about PDF is a better place to ask this question.
I make a quick research on the web, and you may need to use some third party to sign a PDF document through DSC. Check this :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/378247/digitally-sign-pdf-files
Hope this helps some.
Shu
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Synch Mac Book Pages Documents with iPad

I recently exchanged my original iPad for technical hardware problem. When I backuped and restored my new iPad device all of my PAGES old documents were not on transfered or synch onto my new original iPad.
What do I do to correct this problem of recovering all my old documents from my PAGES iPad backup to my new original iPad device?
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Shane12

Here is a link that will help you to check that your settings are correct http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/assistant/mail/

Signing pdf dokuments with the Microsoft Surface pen. How to make the signature a non-editable part of the file?

Hi!
I have purchased a Microsoft Surface PRO 3. One main reason for the purchase is to sign pdf´s with the Surface-pen on the screen, save the file and avoid paper-printing the documents. Problem is however that the signature doesnt become a solid part of the document when saving it. This makes the signatures randomly not visible on some apple-produkcts, some printers etc.
I use only a free-download-version of the Adobe reader.My question is if a pro-version allow me to save the documents with the electronic signatures as a fixed part of the document - like the rest of the pdf-content?
Regards Trygve Wedset

Hi vward26,
You can use Acrobat to make only part of a PDF document editable.
Kindly refer this FAQ:http://tv.adobe.com/watch/acrobat-x-tips-tricks/how-to-convert-just-part-of-a-pdf-file/
Regards,
Florence

Asking for password when signing a document

In Acrobat 9 standard, when signing a document with a Windows Digital Signature, how do you set it to ask for a password?

The product acts for a password when it can't identify and verify the signer is supposed to have access to the signing certificate's private key. You can't control what happens on the signer's end in all cases. If you want to set restrictions on specific fields, look up "seed values" in the Dig Sig Guide.
Ben

Programaticly changing the (suggested only) file name in the save prompt when signing a document?

When you sign a document in Adobe X (or XI), the system says it needs to save the file first. Is there some way to change the (suggested only) file name to a different value for that save?
Right now, people open a blank form - lets call it formX.pdf. They fill it in and sign it. The suggested file name for the save is FormX.pdf. I can generate a unique file name which i'd like to put in place of the suggested default...

AFAIK, you can't do it with code. Your best option might be to use a form field to show a message to the user when they sign the document with that information.

Acrobat XI Pro - How can I have clients sign pdf docs with stylus on my Tablet PC WITHOUT having to subscribe to signature services like EchoSign?

I was told there was a "Setting" in XI Pro that would allow me to have clients sign pdf documents with a stylus on my Tablet PC (I have a MS Surface Pro 2), without having to sign up for EchoSign or any other electronic signature service. Is that correct? If so, what is the setup or settings?

There are several third party plugins for Adobe Reader and Acrobat on the market, which allow to use the display of a tablet PCs as a capture device for handwritten signatures. Some of those plugins are enabling also the combination with real digital signatures without the need of any previous registration of the signatory.
You can check for :
SignDoc by SoftPro
SigPDF by Signature Perfect

I need to digital sign a document using Acrobat Reader. Is it possibile?

I am an IT Manager for a little city in northern italy.
I have almost 50 clients with smart cards enabled for what concerns digital signage.
I use flawlessy the software of the firm who provides the smart card. (infocamere.it).
This uses sha256 crypt, no problems about it.
The problem I have is:
The final file is a "p7m" envelope.
I would prefer to use a "pdf" envelope. One only file.
I tried to follow this video
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/acrobat-x/how-to-digitally-sign-a-document-with-adobe-reader/
Simply it doesn't work.
I have also a couple of Acrobat Standard.
I can "pdf-sign" with Acrobat Standard 9.
I am not able to do the same with reader 9 or X.
There is a way to do it?
Thank You.

You can sign a PDF using Adobe Reader 9 or X, but the document must be "Reader Extended" to enable this functionality, This can be done using ADEP\LiveCycle Reader Extensions (server product) or Acrobat Professional 9 (Advanced > Extend Features in Adobe Reader) or Acrobat X Professional (File > Save As > Reader extended PDF)
For some more info... http://www.adobe.com/eeurope/products/server/readerextensions/ or http://help.adobe.com/en_US/enterpriseplatform/10.0/Overview/WS92d06802c76abadb2c8525912dd cb9aad9-7ffa.html
Regards
Steve

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