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in this video I'm going to show you how to set up easy digital signatures for your SharePoint lists or libraries as described in my blog post which there will be a link to in the description below for the video so what we're going to do is we're going to take a list or library from our SharePoint site and we're going to enable users to be able to digitally sign that item for that Lister library this is going to be using some client-side development techniques and this works in office 365 or a nourish on premises SharePoint as well and we will be using office 365 for this demo so here I am in my office 365 SharePoint site and I'm going to add a list to my site I'm just going to start the whole thing from scratch you can use this on existing lists if you want to but for the purposes of this demo let's create a tasks list we'll call it tasks and let's set this up to use the signature from my blog post so we're going to go into the settings for the tasks list and we are going to add a field so we're going to create a column we're going to call this column signature it is going to be multiple lines of text and it is going to be plain text this field is going to hold hold the information needed to display and store this signature so now our list is set up and we can go into our list okay which is tasks and now we need to edit the forms for this list to enable the signature functionality so let's click on the list tab up top here and let's first add it to the default new form so click on default new form it opens up our new item form for us we can edit the page and we're going to add a webpart to this page it's going to be under media and content and it is going to be a script editor web part so let's add that and they click on edit snippet from here we want to add the following script references we're adding a reference to jQuery we're adding a reference to a library called sketch j/s then we're adding a reference to the library called paid signature and this is the script that is responsible for storing and the signature and displaying the signature in SharePoint then we have some CSS files we're going to reference as well including the office UI fabric files so this is just a bunch of script in style references or in a copy these references available in the blog post we'll paste them insert it and stop editing and that's all there is to it we now have the signature functionality working on the new item form so we just need to make it work on the display and edit forms as...