To sign a PDF, you might think you have to print it, sign it, scan it, and send it back.
#Cant sign pdf form verisign professional
but they cant on first pass and I have no way to guide them in this.Īnyone with any ideas to resolve - your assistance would be much appreciated.People often use PDFs for professional documents that they don’t want others to edit or change. These forms will be going out to thousands of users with different levels of competence on a computer and I want to make them as intuitive as possible, naturally they will want to place the signatures where it says please sign here. I have made the fields multiline, single line, allowed and disallowed rich text formatting but to no avail. I have tried this as form, converted to an electronic form, with the fields as signature fields, text fields etc. They can however place the electronic signature beside the signature field then drag it onto the field where it shows and prints as it should. The forms are working well when I test in Reader to allow an digital or a Wet signature and the electronic signature works, using place signature, however, the issue I am having is that the signer cannot place the electronic signature in the section marked signature - be case it disappears. I would like those completing electronically to be able to sign the form either electronically using the place signature function, digitally using a digital signature or to be able to print once completed and sign with a "wet" signature. The forms are working great and need to be able to be used manually eg printed and completed or electronically, which they do. I have created a number of forms in Acrobat XI which have multiple signature boxes in each. Is the only way to handle sender signatures properly to continue using echosign web interface to send the documents? I have looked in other conversations in here relating to signature fields and see talk about supposedly being able to sign inside acrobat itself prior to sending (I don't want to do this, as we sign last!), but when I tried it, my signature field is simply treated as a text field by Acrobat. However, when the customer signed the agreement, it was not sent back to me for signature, but was simply filed as "signed".
So I tried to use Acrobat DC for the first time the other day to manage the signature of an agreement - a process which we've historically completed using the echosign web interface (including defining form fields, etc)ĭespite setting up the fields as "required" and with the participant role "sender", at no point was I asked for them to be filled during the sending process (which at the time, was not unexpected, given we tend to use "they sign, then I sign" on echosign).
Issuer: cn=InfoCert Firma Qualificata, ou=Certificatore Accreditato, serialNumber=07945211006, o=INFOCERT SPA, c=IT OCSP response has expired or is not yet valid_ Issuer: serialNumber=4, cn=Certigna ID, ou=0002 481463081, o=Dhimyotis, c=FRĬRL has expired or is not yet valid_
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