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| First published on March 13, 2006 Last revised on September 28, 2011 |
 | Adobe Acrobat Import Digital ID |
Import the Digital ID into Adobe Acrobat
I'm using Adobe Acrobat 6 in my examples, the fully licensed version. If you are using a 3rd party pdf writer, you may not have all the options available.
Select > Advanced > Manage Digital IDs > My Digital ID...
 | Select the Digital ID and click Add...
Note: This option reads the Microsoft Certificate Store. You could also use the file from before.
Click on Settings... |
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select Always use this Digital ID and Use this Digital ID for: Signing documents.
Don't use the Encryption option.
Click OK and you will notice a pen on the ID. This indicates that this certificate will be used for signing. |
Now we can add a digital signature to pdf documents. When we create the document with Adobe Acrobat. Click on > Sign > Sign this document and follow the prompts. You have several options to add valuable information to the signature.
 | Review my sample document here and verify the signature.
There is an option to hide the signature. |
This document was signed a few years ago and the signature expired.
Even so you are getting a notification, the signature still confirms that the document HAS NOT been modified. | |
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