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Use Acrobat Reader To Sign A PDF On Windows
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9:48 am
January 24, 2012


Brooks

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Brooks SignatureI have written about ways to electronically put your signature on a PDF quite a few times (for example, using PDFPen or in Preview), but they have all been on the Mac. Today it is Windows’ turn.[1]

The latest version of Adobe Reader X has added the ability to drop your signature into a PDF. Previously, you needed the rather-expensive Acrobat X for this. Here is how it works:

Go Into Signature Mode

When you have your PDF loaded, the first thing you want to do is click the Sign button in the upper-right corner of Acrobat Reader.

Acrobat Click Sign

Acrobat Click Sign

If you don’t have a Sign…


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