driver7408
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I am already aware that it is impossible to utilize digital signatures on forms or reports within Access. Digital signatures are my only option.
I have created a 2 page report that prints and saves beautifully. I am particularly using .pdf as the format to save the report to. On the report, there is a signature block at the bottom. I was wondering if anyone knows how to make Adobe recognize the signature block in the converted form as an Adobe signature block, and apply the signature block properties to it, so the users can digitally sign the block. I have noticed that Adobe already seems to pick up on several of the text fields, even if they are undefined. I was hoping there is a string or label that Adobe might utilize to recognize the block. I have looked into appending pdf's and just about every other solution I can think of and I have not had much luck. This database will be on networked computers, so adding .dll's and additional software is not an option. I have asked this question in the Adobe support forums, but I was hoping maybe someone here has possibly come across this themselves.
If not in Adobe, is this something that can be done easily in MS Word?
All computers are using Office/Access 2007 and Windows 8.
I have created a 2 page report that prints and saves beautifully. I am particularly using .pdf as the format to save the report to. On the report, there is a signature block at the bottom. I was wondering if anyone knows how to make Adobe recognize the signature block in the converted form as an Adobe signature block, and apply the signature block properties to it, so the users can digitally sign the block. I have noticed that Adobe already seems to pick up on several of the text fields, even if they are undefined. I was hoping there is a string or label that Adobe might utilize to recognize the block. I have looked into appending pdf's and just about every other solution I can think of and I have not had much luck. This database will be on networked computers, so adding .dll's and additional software is not an option. I have asked this question in the Adobe support forums, but I was hoping maybe someone here has possibly come across this themselves.
If not in Adobe, is this something that can be done easily in MS Word?
All computers are using Office/Access 2007 and Windows 8.
