Selecting what information is displayed.Any ID’s that are password protected will require a login before being able to edit or use the ID.įrom the Sign window choose your signature type (signature or certifying), add any pertinent information, and customize (“Edit”) your signature. Choose which Digital ID to use from the drop-down menu. Now that your Digital IDs have been created, you can begin to sign documents. Make sure to fill in the information requested in order to generate your Digital ID. This digital signature uses your windows login for protection. Create your Digital ID with windows credentials.This creates a digital ID file that is password protected. Create your Digital ID using PKCS#12 formatting.Browse to an existing Digital ID file location.Here is an overview of each digital signature option within Revu®: If you have no digital ID’s installed on your computer, a prompt will display to browse to its location or to create a new one. You will see your cursor change when hovering over the signature field.
Next, hover over the form field in order to apply your signature. Place the signature form field in the desired location: The below example (green) shows the default blue tint representing that this is a form element waiting to be filled in.įrom the Tools menu tab select Signature > Sign Document. The top example (red) is missing the signature form field to actually apply a digital ID. The above example shows two instances requesting a signature. If changes are made to the document after the digital signature is placed, the status of the signature changes accordingly. The certifier can opt to allow limited changes that do not affect this content (for example, adding markups, completing form fields or applying digital signatures).ĭigital Signatures are independently validated signatures placed on a document by somebody to approve the document in its current state. When a document is digitally certified, its page content is locked to prevent changes. Bluebeam Revu® allows users to digitally certify and sign PDFs.ĭigital Certification is the act of certifying the accuracy of a document.
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