Open Adobe Acrobat/Reader. From the menu bar choose Edit > Preferences. Choose Security from the menu and click the Advanced Preferences button. Click the Windows Integration tab and there check all of the
Open Adobe Acrobat/Reader. From the menu bar choose Edit > Preferences. Choose Signatures from the menu and click the Verification > More button. Check the Windows Integration > Validating Certified Documents. To
Our Features and Product Guides Welcome to the Secured Signing’s Feature and Product Guides. This guide is designed to assist you in utilizing the Secured
Setting up active directory federation services for use with Secured Signing will allow the nominated users within your domain to use the Secured Signing service
Welcome to the Secured Signing Single Sign-On (SSO) Documentation! This comprehensive guide is here to help you seamlessly integrate and utilize Secured Signing SSO with
Setting up active directory federation services for use with Secured Signing will allow the nominated users within your domain to use the Secured Signing service
Setting up Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for use with Secured Signing will allow the users can login Secured Signing by using their organizational account
Step 1: Open with Secured Signing You can initiate signing from menu, or from context menu: Select one document, and choose “Secured Signing” from menu,
Step 1: Open Settings Login into your SharePoint Online, go to the Site where you want to connect with Secured Signing. Click the gear icon
Step 1: Sign with Secured Signing Click Add-ons menu in Google Doc, choose Secured Signing – Secure Digital Signature, then choose Sign with Secured Signing