How Can I eSign Alaska Education Document

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Install from GitHub, extract all files, and run . If you don't like installing it, you can skip all of the next commands. If you want to install esign globally for other applications, open the Command Prompt and type in commands: For Windows Vista or newer cd c:\tools\esign For Windows XP cd c:\tools\esign For Linux/Unix . If you are running esign or below, this will take you to the esign install window. If it fails, you need to download esign again. Otherwise, you need to follow steps 1, 2, and 3 and install from scratch. To install esign on a machine with Windows XP, type: 1) Run 2) If you want to use the default installation directory, select the 'Installes' checkbox and type your location. Otherwise, type a different location and press Enter. 3) If you want to use the default installation directory and you are in the directory, type: Install <location> This will install esign to the directory <location>. Now you need to tell Windows where esign is and where you want to put it: In the Start menu, type in cmd Press Enter. The cmd window will open, and now you can type in the commands for esign: esign -i "%path%" esign -i "%path%" esign -i %path%" You can also use the shortcut to run esign from the Start Menu, type: -i "%path%" or, you can press Shift + Enter . For Windows Vista or newer, type: 1) Run 2) In the Command Prompt window, type in commands: esign -i "%path%"-%path% esign -i "%path%" - %path% You can also use the shortcut to run esi...

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