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Hello SkySlopers! In this video we'll walk you  through how to place signature blocks onto a   document in DigiSign. We've already uploaded our  documents and added our signers, and now we're   on the document tagging page. The list of block  options is in the toolbar at the top of the page,   and we're going to start  by adding a checkbox first.   To place the checkbox, click on  that option from the toolbar,   then click, hold, and drag to draw a custom  size checkbox that matches your document.   Double-click in the box to check it, or select the  "Checked by Default" option in the left column.   If you don't want the signers to be  able to uncheck the box while signing,   Check the "read-only option" - this makes  it so that the checkbox can't be edited.   One of the most helpful tools when placing  blocks is the copy and paste function.   You can click on a checkbox to select  it and then click Copy and paste,   and the checkbox will be duplicated. I'm going  to drag this checkbox over to where I need   it - both of those checkboxes will now have  the same appearance and the same properties.   Scrolling down to the top of page 2, I see an edit  that needs to be made. My listing date on here is   incorrect, so I'm going to use the strikethrough  tool and draw a line on the document to cross   out the incorrect date. Now that I've removed the  incorrect date, I can use the text field option to   add a text box onto the document that I can type  into. Click and drag to create the text box and   then type the text into the left column. I'm going  to enter the correct listing date and then select   the read-only option so that this text can't be  edited during the signing process. Now I'll use   the copy and paste tool to duplicate the text  box and enter in the end of the listing period.   From here, we'll jump down to page 4, where  we have some more text we need to enter. I'm going to select the text field option from the  toolbar and click, hold, and drag to create a text   box on the document. I have some text saved that  I'm going to copy and paste into the text area,   then we can resize the text box, which will also  resize the text and make it better match the text   on the document. And again I'll set this box  to "read-only" so the text can't be changed.   The section beneath is actually a  section I need my signers to fill out,   so I'm going to use copy and paste to  create a text box that's the same size,   drag it to the correct area, and  then uncheck the "read only" option   and remove the text. This makes it so that it's  a blank text box for my sellers to fill in. Now, we'll go to the next page,...