Click the Topaz option that appears only if your computer has a Topaz device installed.If you have a Topaz device connected to your computer you can use the stylus to sign your signature straight into QuickSign. NOTE : QuickSign is compatible with Topaz signature pads. Click Draw, and then use the mouse to create your signature.Click From File, select the image file you scanned earlier and click Open.On the Home tab, in the Tools panel, click the arrow under the QuickSign button.Save this image as a JPEG, PNG, PDF, BMP, TIFF, or GIF file.Use an image editing application to crop around your signature.Use a flatbed scanner, multifunction printer, or camera to transfer an image of your signature to your computer.Repeat the process until you obtain a signature that is dark and solid, and without fades or smudges.Using a black or dark blue pen, sign your signature on a clean white sheet of paper without lines or grids.Click Ok to create your QuickSign signature stamp.Click Handwritten, and then type your name into the Name field.Click to place your signature onto the page.Click Capture to freeze the image, and then click Ok to create your QuickSign signature stamp.Good lighting will produce a better quality signature stamp. Hold up the signature you prepared earlier in front of your webcam.
#SIGNATURE STAMP PASSWORD#
Enter a password of your choice and click Ok to confirm. To prevent unauthorized use of your signature, click Password Protect.Click the Webcam option that appears only if your computer has a webcam installed.TIP : The QuickSign tool automatically creates a transparency from the white background of your scanned signature, making it appear realistic by showing any text or lines underneath the signature. With QuickSign you can also validate a form by adding a digital copy of your very own signature.
#SIGNATURE STAMP PDF#
The advantage of using PDF forms is the ability to receive, fill-out, and submit the form without having to deal with physical papers, and without having to send the document by post.
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