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One of the symbols to indicate an electronic signature is /s/, placed before the signer's name. For example, /s/ Jimmy Doe. The other symbol is the signer's name between two forward slashes, typed out, for example, as /Jimmy Doe/.

With your document open in signNow Reader, click File >> Print. When the Print dialog box opens, look for the "Comments and Forms:" drop-down below the Properties button, located in the upper-right. Click the drop-down and select "Document and Markups. Now print.

Essentially all you're left with is a piece of paper with an e-signature watermark on it, which can easily be replicated and forged. With that piece of paper, you have no way of authenticating the identity of the signers either. So, should you print a document that was digitally signed? In short: No, but you can.

There are no legal restrictions specifying whether a signer must use a cursive or printed signature. In fact, a valid signature can be created with characters that do not appear in the English language alphabet.

Click the Fill & Sign tool in the right pane. Add a recipient: Enter an email address and add a custom message if you want. Then click ?Next.? Create your form and signature fields: Either click to accept automatically-detected form and signature or drag and drop your own from the right pane.

Just as a handwritten signature loses is legal value when scanned, an e-signature loses its value when printed. In fact, the e-signature is not the sign/image we see on the PDF file. It is the cryptographic algorithm that ?freezes? the document. By printing it, the mechanism is lost.

Write your signature on a piece of plain, white paper. ... Wait for the ink to dry completely. Place the paper face down on your scanner. Open Adobe Acrobat. ... Select your device in the "Scanner" drop-down box, make sure the button indicating "New PDF Document" is chosen and click the scan button.

To add a printed version of your signature, type your name in the box next to the X. To select an image of your written signature, click Select Image. In the Select Signature Image dialog box, find the location of your signature image file, select the file that you want, and then click Select.