looking to get the right/cheapest pdf program that does this (really only thing needed)
1) Stamp my signature with date
- also..what is the 05'00 on it mean and can I get rid of it.
3) write on the pdf (textbox?) and save it
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Stefan - PDF-XChange
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Re: signature stamp q
Hello tceg,
You can achieve both 1) and 3) with our PDF XChange Viewer - you will need a license for the Digital signing feature, but the annotation tools are available in the Viewer even without a license.
I am not sure what you mean with the "- also..what is the 05'00 on it mean and can I get rid of it." so can you please provide us a sample/screenshot of this so that we can get a better understanding of the problem?
Best,
Stefan
You can achieve both 1) and 3) with our PDF XChange Viewer - you will need a license for the Digital signing feature, but the annotation tools are available in the Viewer even without a license.
I am not sure what you mean with the "- also..what is the 05'00 on it mean and can I get rid of it." so can you please provide us a sample/screenshot of this so that we can get a better understanding of the problem?
Best,
Stefan
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Re: signature stamp q
please assist how to do this..
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Re: signature stamp q
Hello tceg,
Simply click the big preview of your signature - and a new window will open where you can select which pieces of information to be shown. You can leave only e.g. the name and date - and then only that will be shown, Or you can use an image (e.g. a scan of your handwritten signature) + the date only.
As for the 05'00 - it shows the offset from UTC you have - which in your case is 5 hours. For me being in the UK in the winter - this offset is 0 - the British Standard Time matches the UTC time - so when I sign a document - I see a small z at the end instead of 00'00''.
Best,
Stefan
Simply click the big preview of your signature - and a new window will open where you can select which pieces of information to be shown. You can leave only e.g. the name and date - and then only that will be shown, Or you can use an image (e.g. a scan of your handwritten signature) + the date only.
As for the 05'00 - it shows the offset from UTC you have - which in your case is 5 hours. For me being in the UK in the winter - this offset is 0 - the British Standard Time matches the UTC time - so when I sign a document - I see a small z at the end instead of 00'00''.
Best,
Stefan