Signature help???

I recently purchsed i phones for my family & for some reason the signature does not appear in any e-mails or posts??? I cannot find anything online or in the manual. In setting it is there but it does not come through in e0mails or picutres I have uploaded on facebook. Please help. My local retalier is currently of no use with the iphone.

Just a initial question are you geo-tagging or tagging on facebook or something along those lines ?
As for emails being sent to other people go to settings - mail, contacts, cal - scroll down to the signature area - select it and that should allow you to enter a email signature that works with your emails.

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Digital Signatures Help Requested

I looked through the forums and there was one thread not too long ago that talked about digital signatures but didn't seem to focus on this particular problem, so I figured I'd start a new one hoping someone would have some advice.
We receive a document that is digitally signed by our client. We view the PDF in the full version of Acrobat and have added these users as Trusted Users (in managed trusted identities).
We Verify the Signatures that were added to the document and see the digital signatures at the bottom of the document but there's one thing that's not showing up and that's the actual "signature" or "signed signature" of the person. We only see a typed out version of their name.
We've spoken to our client and they maintain that we should be viewing the "signed signature" and we need to figure it out.
When I check the Signature Properties, it tells me that their signatures were created using "Entrust.PPKEF". Could this be the problem?
As much as I'm reading up on Digital Signatures, it's my belief that we don't need to purchase any other software in order to view these properly. Am I mistaken.
Any help would sure be appreciated.
Paul

Hi Paul,
Are you expecting a "wet ink" type of signature? That is, an image in the signature field that is a copy of a signature someone created with pen and paper? If that's what you really need then maybe a digital signature workflow is not what you should require from your client. However, in many respects a digital signature (at least in the electronic world) is a much more powerful tool then a wet ink facsimile.
In this day and age, anyone could grab an image of a wet ink signature, crop it and use it apply it to a document as if they were the original signer. In others words, in the electronic world a wet ink signature is not very secure. However, a digital signature cryptographically binds the signer to the document. As long as the digital ID used to create the digital signature comes from a trusted third party (i.e. a certificate authority that vettes the identity of the individual before they issue the digital ID) then you are get two things from the digital signature. One is document integrity (you will know if the document has been altered post signing), and the other is non-repudiation (the signer cannot deny that they were the person that applied the digital signature). If you are accepting digital IDs (it's the "manage trusted identities" thing you mentioned) issued by a certificate authority that does not vette the identity of the signer then you have to be a bit more leery of trusting the signer.
I don't know if the Entrust signature method has the ability to add a custome appearance that includes the wet ink facsimile, but if it does, your client could create a digital signature whose appearance looks like a wet ink signature. However, the bottom line is the lack of a wet ink facsimile is not a cause of concern when it comes to digital signatures in PDF files.
Steve

Digital signature help

I have a created a PDF in Acrobat 8.0 that requires multiple digital signatures. I am emailing the file to the people and asking for their digital signature. When I try to save the file with Person1's signature to a file with Person's2 digital signature, it deletes Person's1 signature and inserts Person2's signature. How can I save the file so both signatures are retained?
I need help ASAP. It is driving me crazy.

Hi,
You can't merge signed files because it modifies the PDF layer which would break the signature. One of the limitations of digital signatures is they are serial operations, that is one signature follows the previous signature. You cannot do this in parallel and merger the contents into one file. You could put the multiple files into a single Package (later renamed to Portfolio in Acrobat 9) file, but each signed copy would still be a stand alone file attachment within the Package.
The bottom line is, if you really need all of the different digital signatures in the same PDF file you need to send it to the first recipient, have them sign it, and then forward the file to the next recipient (or back to you).
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Email (online) - signature help

I can't find a help forum dedicated to emails. So am posting in here instead.
I cannot stand the new look email page when accessing btmail on the iPad. The screen is too big, the options have disappeared. I can no longer delete spam all in one go.
Anyway, I want to add my signature back on to my messages, but with no "options" button, I don't know how to.
Please can someone help. I checked the faqs but this question wasn't listed. It did recommend I click on the "need more help?," link....but there wasn't one!
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If you are accessing BTMail on your Ipad via an email client, you will need to set up your signature on the email client if it allows you.
If you are accessing your email via a web browser it should have the signature set up the same as on your PC.
EDIT: If you are using Outlook that means you have set the signature up on that. It has nothing to do with BTMail. It's the Outlook program that adds the signature to your outgoing mail.

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I have 3 different ones set up. I'm working with Novell as far as
getting any changes to affect *all* emails without doing post office
rebuild, but I have another issue I'd like to see about getting some
help.
I can't seem to get these signatures to 'act the same' on emails. I've
had complaints about too many spaces, etc between the email and
signature, so I'm trying to resolve this.
If I take all the blank lines out of the top of the signatures,
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not hit <enter> at the end of their email.
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some emails they add 2 or 3 blank lines after the signature.
I created & edit these in ConsoleOne as we're running GW2012sp2 (from
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Stevo

Hi Stevo,
Several years ago I had issues with signatures not looking right - similar to what you are experiencing. It was also very sporadic. It was specifically the HTML signature, the text one seemed to work fine.
After logging an SR with Novell we discovered that it was corruption in my ConsoleOne snapins. I redid the snapins, deleted and recreated the signatures and have never had a problem since. Admittedly we only apply global signatures to external mail.
It probably won't hurt to recopy your GroupWise snapins back to your management PC/Server where you are running ConsoleOne.
This is just my experience with signatures not applying correctly and might not apply to you.
Cheers,

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I am using Entourage and was wondering if there is a software out there that helps you make more dynamic signatures? My email signature is very plain and boring!
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What exactly do you want to do? I use Entourage, and my signature contains bolds, underlines and 3 different colors. You can do the same...
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/faq_topic/signatures.html

Apple Mail - HTML Signature Help

I created a html signature that I assumed would work in Apple Mail, but when I send an email I get the images and links not showing up with blue ? appearing. The signature looks fine in the signatures menu of my preferences.
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Making a fancy HTML signature is a little more involved than that. It's not very user friendly. There are a number of tutorials on the internet for hacking them up. Here is one example: http://www.tuaw.com/2010/10/16/mac-101-making-a-fancy-signature-in-mail-app/ and there are many others.
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Digital signatures(help)

So Im creating a form that has some required fields, 2 signatures (1 required), and a submint button(that for some reason works on rollover not push). Im setting the security with a pass allowing printing, filling and signing but when I send the form open it with acrobat reader I look at the security details and signing is not allowed. Can any1 tell me how to fix this?

Hi Paul,
Are you expecting a "wet ink" type of signature? That is, an image in the signature field that is a copy of a signature someone created with pen and paper? If that's what you really need then maybe a digital signature workflow is not what you should require from your client. However, in many respects a digital signature (at least in the electronic world) is a much more powerful tool then a wet ink facsimile.
In this day and age, anyone could grab an image of a wet ink signature, crop it and use it apply it to a document as if they were the original signer. In others words, in the electronic world a wet ink signature is not very secure. However, a digital signature cryptographically binds the signer to the document. As long as the digital ID used to create the digital signature comes from a trusted third party (i.e. a certificate authority that vettes the identity of the individual before they issue the digital ID) then you are get two things from the digital signature. One is document integrity (you will know if the document has been altered post signing), and the other is non-repudiation (the signer cannot deny that they were the person that applied the digital signature). If you are accepting digital IDs (it's the "manage trusted identities" thing you mentioned) issued by a certificate authority that does not vette the identity of the signer then you have to be a bit more leery of trusting the signer.
I don't know if the Entrust signature method has the ability to add a custome appearance that includes the wet ink facsimile, but if it does, your client could create a digital signature whose appearance looks like a wet ink signature. However, the bottom line is the lack of a wet ink facsimile is not a cause of concern when it comes to digital signatures in PDF files.
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Hello All,
I'm confused about the following generic method signature . Compilation fails
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Broken Signature Help

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Crash Signature help

Firefox crashes on opening in regular and safe mode.
Signature PL_DHashTableOperate | GCGraphBuilder::NoteRoot(unsigned int, void*, nsCycleCollectionParticipant*)
UUID 2aebd207-70f2-4957-a673-43bf02100531
Time 2010-05-31 07:13:58.49488
Uptime 21
Last Crash 109 seconds before submission
Product Firefox
Version 3.6.3
Build ID 20100401064631
Branch 1.9.2
OS Mac OS X
OS Version 10.5.8 9L31a
CPU x86
CPU Info GenuineIntel family 6 model 7 stepping 6
Crash Reason EXC_BAD_ACCESS / KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE
Crash Address 0x8
User Comments
== Crash ID(s) ==
2aebd207-70f2-4957-a673-43bf02100531
== User Agent ==
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10_5_8; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/5.0.375.55 Safari/533.4

Firefox is crashing when I open it....I even threw it in the trash and emptied it and then downloaded it a second time......still having the same problem. I'm using Mac OS X

Customized HTML in Signature Help

I want to put a "Donate Now" button on the bottom of my email so that when I send out an email, it always contains that.
The donate now uses a form action. Here is the actual code
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How do I do this? Will HTML be added to the next iteration of Mail?
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You could try the following tutorial and see if it works for you.
http://allforces.com/2006/04/14/css-signatures/
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Signature help required

I registered a company name with an exponent in it, now I am at wits end trying to include the company name with the exponent in my email signature. Appretiate and suggestions short of changing the company name.
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Hi s.woon,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Assuming that by "exponent" you mean a logo or some artwork. There is currently no way to insert artwork into a Mail.app signature.
I would suggest that you create (you probably already have) a JPG of your logo and simply insert it at the bottom of your emails under your current signature.
Good Luck,
John

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I have created an HTML signature via the methods posted in many places on the internet (Create HTML, Open in Safari, Save as .webarchive, Replace signature file in ~Library/Mail/Signatures folder, Reopen Mail, etc.) and I am still having an issue.
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