On Jul 8, 2012, at 3:03 AM, John Carmonne wrote:
On Friday I received an order form from a vendor to complete and
electronically sign, so I filled out the form, created a secure
signature in Acrobat Pro 9 and applied it to the document. However
when I email the PDF it arrives as a blank form just as I received
it from the vendor.
Hello John:
This sounds similar to a problem I used to have with ClarisWorks and
Appleworks. The signature file from Acrobat may only be pointed to
from the document you want to send. It may require both files to show
that the document is "signed". You alluded to this earlier. You may
be able to use shift-command-4 to take a picture of the signed
document and send it. You may be able to open the "signed" document
in another editor, Photoshop, Preview, TextEdit, Acrobat 9? etcetera,
and save a single "signed" document file that way by saving in several
different formats.
Just to be clear, either way, your email client apparently is not
including the "signature" file from Acrobat.
Second thought, hard way: Print document out, sign, scan or take
digital picture (digital camera), send. Maybe Kinkos (Fedex) could
help here.
Hope this helps.
Bob
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