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There are several ways you can create a signature.

A new window will ask “What do you want to do?” Click on the “Fill and sign” button under the left-hand picture.(If you don’t see any labels under the icons, it’s the one that looks like a pen in the act of writing.) Alternatively, you can open the file first (by going to “File” > “Open”) and then select the “Fill & Sign” feature from the app’s right-hand column.
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Start by selecting “Fill & Sign,” and then choosing the PDF file you want to work with. Click on that and then click on “Select a File” to choose a PDF file to work on. Look for “Fill & Sign” in the main window.
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Here’s how to set it up and use it to sign your PDF documents. In this case, I’m using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, which is Adobe’s free PDF reader.

Unfortunately, while Windows doesn’t offer a built-in PDF signing feature the way a Mac does, there are third-party apps you can download that will give you the same ability. You can do it the long way - print those documents out, sign them, and then scan them back into your computer - or you can create a digital signature and place it directly on the PDF. However, even digital documents have to be signed. (PDF stands for Portable Document Format it is a standard created by Adobe in the early 1990s that allows paper documents to be turned into exact digital copies.) These days, hard copy paperwork is fast becoming the exception rather than the rule. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic closed most offices, more and more official papers were being turned into PDF documents.
