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How To Digitally Sign An Adobe PDF - PDF

This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to digitally sign a PDF in Adobe Acrobat while maintaining the ability to edit the file. It includes instructions for creating a Digital ID if one does not exist and emphasizes the importance of leaving the 'Lock document after signing' option unchecked. Following these steps allows users to add a digital signature and continue editing the PDF as needed.

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How To Digitally Sign An Adobe PDF - PDF

This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to digitally sign a PDF in Adobe Acrobat while maintaining the ability to edit the file. It includes instructions for creating a Digital ID if one does not exist and emphasizes the importance of leaving the 'Lock document after signing' option unchecked. Following these steps allows users to add a digital signature and continue editing the PDF as needed.

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How to Digitally Sign an Adobe PDF

When using Adobe Acrobat, after an electronic signature has been added to the PDF file the file
is no longer able to be edited. For this document, you can digitally sign and continue to edit the
file by following the below steps:

1) Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat.


2) In the upper right-hand corner, click on Tools.
3) Select the option Certificates.
4) Navigate to the signature line that you are wanting to sign.
5) At the top of the page click on Digitally Sign.
6) Click and drag your mouse cursor above the signature line to create a textbox.
7) A pop-up box will appear. If you already have a Digital ID that you would like to use,
click the Continue button. Otherwise, click the Configure New Digital ID button to
create a Digital ID.
a. If creating a new Digital ID, select the Create a new Digital ID option and then
click Continue.
b. Select how you would like to save the Digital ID: Save to File or Save to
Windows Certificate Store (recommended). Then click Continue.
c. Enter your name and email address, then click Save.
d. Select your newly created Digital ID and then click the Continue button.
8) A pop-up window will appear showing a preview of your digital signature. If you would
prefer, you can keep the Digital ID as how it appears, or you can click the Create
button in the upper right-hand corner to customize a signature.
9) Please make sure that the Lock document after signing option is left UNCHECKED.
10) Then click the Sign button.
11) A pop-up window will appear of your files area to select where to save the file. Select
where you would like to save your file to your computer and rename your file if
necessary.
12) The digital signature should then appear on the PDF file and you should also be able to
continue editing the file if necessary.

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