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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.

In msword there are a few things that have to go: You need "signatures" ( eSignatures) in order to have your eSignature. These can be created by eSign, but they can also be created by a third-party (the client). The client should be eSigning in order to send this third-party the signing keys in order to produce eSignature. To see the list of eSignature types and how to use them, check the eSignature guide. To know if you have the right software, check if you can create your own signature for your eSignature (eSignature Types, eSignature Types in msword) In order to sign with any of these eSignature types in msword you have to have a "signing-key". This is a single-use code that can be used by the client and by the server. The client generates such a signing-key and can use it to sign in msword. This signing-key can be generated in any of the following ways: Using "signature-generate". This command is available only on Windows. Enter the code generated on the right and the server will sign it for you. On your Mac or Linux system, you can use a graphical client to generate a signing key. The GUI software can be downloaded from the msword-signing-key page. Using "signature-key-get". If you want to create your own signing-key by using a single-word name, you can use this command and leave the rest of the arguments blank. It will generate a random eSignature signing key from this name and the given values. In order to generate the signing key, you have to have "signature-g...

When a document is published to the website in Word it is known by the name of the author and its content is available for all to see. The author does not want to publish it this way, as it will be impossible to find it later. To avoid this problem Word uses a special type which is called a link. To link a document is to insert an extra "http://" before its URL. It will be shown on the browser as a "reflink" which means that the document is available at that link. It is possible to use links inside a document, but for this you need to use the right "Link properties". The properties of a link are: Link Type Link Name The Link Type tells about the link: Link Type: link This gives the link a title. It is not necessary to include the full name of the link, just the title. Link Name: "ref" This tells the browser which resource is the link pointing to and that is usually the author. If a document does not include a link in the name attribute the "link" attribute will be used if it exists. A URL like this links to the "Vistafilter WebSite". But if the "Vistafilter" is not found on the Internet then this link will be not shown on a browser. This is because in the Internet the "Vistafilter" is a site which does not exist or that is not found on this network. The Link Name is the name that the browser will show to the user when the document is displayed. You need to add a "ref" to the link name to tell the browser where the link to the link is. It is necessary to have a na...