On 20/12/2012 1:21, Stefan Santesson wrote: > Government authorities in Sweden depends on being able to sign these > types of forms using the Swedish signature infrastructure, and it is > essential that the resulting signature is visible in other PDF > readers, such as Acrobat.
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