Signed version of Adobe Reader for iOS

Hello everybody,
Is there any Information available how it might be possible to receive a signed / wrapped version of Adobe Reader for iOS?
In this particular case it is an Enterprise that has the requirement to make this app available via BlackBerry Enterprise Service 12 to the related devices.
Many thanks in advance
Linus

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AnAppleADay,
I personally agree that having two separate Adobe cloud storage services (Acrobat.com and Creative Cloud) is confusing and undesirable. However, I am not able to speculate on Adobe products or services in future releases.
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Subject:    Is it possible to digitally sign a document in reader for iOS?

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Hi Steve,
have you a little bit more background info on your answer for me?
Why shouldn’t I count on it ?
Thanks for a short feedback.
p.s.: Sorry I didn’t find the button to raise this question directly in the forum.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Rainer Kemmler
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