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How to create and add a digital signature to a PDF using ADOBE

ACROBAT READER

NOTE: This is for the free version of acrobat called Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please be sure you have the updated version of the software. If you have the paid version called Adobe Acrobat, the instructions are in a separate document.

Instructions:

First, be sure you open the document from its file location, not from online. IF you open the document in a web browser, you will not be able to sign it,

Please see the

video tutorial for more information on that. On the fillable document you would like to sign, you should see a signature area with a small orange arrow/tag.

Click in the space with the orange tab.

If you already have a digital signature, you will see this box:

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IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A SIGNATURE, SKIP TO PAGE

4 If you only have one signature listed, simply click Continue at the bottom right. Otherwise, click the signature you would like to use and click

Continue

The next screen will show your signature:

Enter your password in the appropriate box and click

Sign. You will be prompted to save the

document: Choose the save location as you would with any other document, rename the document as you wish, and click Save.

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The signature area of the form will now look like this: That's it! Simply attach the signed document to any email as you normally would and you're done! The following pages are the instructions for creating a digital signature.

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First, be sure you open the document from its file location, not from online. IF you open the document in a web browser, you will not be able to sign it,

Please see the video tutorial

for more information on that. On the fillable document you would like to sign, you should see a signature area with a small orange arrow/tag.

Click in the space with the

orange tab. If you do not have a digital ID, the following box will appear: Click Configure Digital ID (outlined in blue above). The following box will appear:

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Click on

Create a new Digital ID (outlined in blue above) and then click Continue.

The following box will appear:

Be sure to click

Save to File (outlined in blue above) and the click Continue.

You will see the following box:

Enter your name and your

Scranton email in the appropriate boxes and click Continue.

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On the next screen, enter a password in the appropriate boxes. Be sure to choose something you will remember easily, as you will be asked to enter this password each time you digitally sign a document.

Click Save. The following box will appear:

Click Continue. The next screen will show your signature:

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Enter your password in the appropriate box and click Sign. You will be prompted to save the document: Choose the save location as you would with any other document, rename the document as you wish, and click save. The signature area of the form will now look like this: That's it! Simply attach the signed document to any email as you normally would and you're done! If you have any questions, please email julee.meketa@scranton.eduquotesdbs_dbs7.pdfusesText_5