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When a client enters information (such as a password) into the online form on , the information is encrypted so the client cannot see it. An authorized representative for the client, called a "Doe Representative," must enter the information into the "Signature" field to complete the signature.

To: The Man Who Was Thursday The best you can do: 1.) Print and print the form. 2.) Go to the site, and click the "print" button. 3.) Print a copy. 4.) Put the form in a zip file on the hard drive of a PC or laptop. 5.) Download your form. 6.) Put it where you want to see it. 7.) Copy and paste the page numbers. To: The Man Who Was Thursday So how did I sign on a zip file? I just went to "File>Print" in MS Word and printed out the form. Then I just clicked the "print" button on it as usual in my document, and I'm good to go. I didn't do that at all in MS Excel. I used the "File>Print" function and then just went to the website. To: The Man Who Was Thursday Well, there's no way you could sign a form with that form. No way. There are so many forms that are available, including the pdf, that you cannot simply copy/paste into a new form. And you can only do that by creating a new sheet and then copying the new sheet into a new sheet. Then you just use the sheet and you have a new form. To: mikefrommchicago The "click" option in MS Word is not working for you. What do you do? I am using an HP desktop with Word 95 and Excel 97. I use the "file" button to create a new document and then copy into a new sheet and print off. To: mikefrommchicago; jcw85 I'm on a new laptop with Windows 98. I have the "File" or "Print" button in Word 95. My problem is not with the word processor, but with the computer. When I print something out, I get a popup box warning me that...