[GUI-Talk] Signing documents

[Humberto Avila]

Hola Santi,

Signing documents virtually can get as easy as having a Word document containing nothing but a graphic of your signature, selecting it with Control+A, and pasting it into another document. I've signed many this way and it works well. as long as I can save it as PDF as others suggested. When done with whatever signature page you would just do a virtual printout of the file. In Windows / Word365 Control+P for the Print dialog box, tab to the list of printers and arrow keys to get to the Microsoft Print to PDF option then shift+tab back to the print toggle-button.

I understand you use a Mac primarily, of which I'm not as aware or familiar with, and, I have found it quite a challenge, in my experience, to sign documents virtually on my iPhone. I can't manipulate graphics as easily and efficiently as I can on my Windows PC.


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On Jul 13, 2020, at 2:52 AM, Santiago Velasquez via GUI-Talk <gui-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:

Hi to you all.

I hope everybody is doing okay during current times.

I was just wondering what programs, and techniques do people use to sign documents on their computer. I use a mac primarily. However, I also use a Windows device and and iPhone.

Regards
Santi
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