What is the Digital Signature Process 4

• Dec 3, 2015

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andriver

Civil/Environmental

Apr 29, 2015

154

US

We use Bluebeam which has a Digital Signature function built in that is easy to set up. Bluebeam is also a very handy tool for marking up drawings or creating quick engineering sketches. We love it, much better than Adobe and cheaper.

 

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• Dec 3, 2015

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mike20793

Structural

Jun 26, 2014

680

US

I second Bluebeam. It has the function you're looking for and it's awesome for marking up drawings.

 

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• Dec 3, 2015

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XR250

Structural

Jan 30, 2013

6,196

US

Are you talking about a signature that is verified by a trusted third party (like most engineering boards are requiring)? If so, there a plenty of companies that will rent you a plug-in or a dongle for acrobat that will provide this service. I have not gone this route yet (even though we are required to). I think it was like $300 for 500 signatures.

Here is an example of what a Board may require...

http://www.ncbels.org/\/Policies/SigningandSealingGuidelines.pdf

 

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• Dec 5, 2015

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XL83NL

Mechanical

Mar 3, 2011

3,117

NL

We use Nitro Pro. Easy, cheap. Useful pdf-tool to use - I still use Adobe for opening/reading pdf's though, as it's a faster/simpler program.

 

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