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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.

This is a pretty common question. I am not really sure where the answer lies, but I will try to cover some of the issues that come up. Firstly you have to find all of the necessary fonts. There are some out there, some very good and some bad. I suggest looking on Google for your preferred font: You are going to have to make sure that you have the necessary font sizes in your HTML document. There is a great tool called fontsquirrel that will help you with this, and you are going to have to use a browser like Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or whatever you have installed to look up the correct font sizes. The fontsquirrel website will let you know which font size you need to make the document look nice. I used the same font size for all three documents: The next step is to make sure that your document is properly formatted. Drupal can be formatted in many ways; however the most common way is by adding a .htaccess file to the root of the file: If you are using a web server you can add a file to the root of your document: Once you have your documents properly formatted you will need to get the font into your .htaccess. If you are not using a web server you can go to a site like fontsquirrel (see above) and create a new file that contains the font file. Once you have your .htaccess file ready you need to get it into your HTML document. This is where you will have to know how to do it. The easiest way is to go to a site like This is the Drupal site, you can browse...

I think you would need to use some other signature software to do that with the PDF. I do the same thing: I use a PDF reader and the signature of one of the files that I have in the PDF (that I am not saving) looks the same as it does when it is saved. That is, it is not the same signature, so I think I cannot do the signature thing in the same way. That is exactly what I did in the past (with a PDF reader, the signer looks exactly the same as when it is saved), but I had that problem with Word when I was using LibreOffice (a reader of sorts for word processors). I will ask around the office about it, but I think it is likely that the solution I have found for PDF is not the solution you will find. Cheers. Sergio_Demian Newbie Registered: 12/17/04 Posts: 4 Loc: Brazil Posted: 10/18/05 6:45 Reply Reply to this post Why is "PDF file signature" not a part of the standard format of the signature? Is it a format specification? It seems a bit more like a bug in the signature code than an error. Cheers. Bram -- Astro - Web - C++ - C# - Java - PHP - CX - PostScript - Python Chris Cramer Newbie Registered: 12/17/04 Posts: 1 Loc: United Kingdom Posted: 10/18/05 6:59 Reply Reply to this post This was the solution I came up with for signatures using the standard PDF format. You just do: Code: <key>signature1</key> <key>signature2</key> <key>nameoffile</key> <string></string> Then it will not save the signature with the .png file extensio...