This is a brief tutorial on how to use Adobe Reader’s ‘Signature’ tool.
Step 1 — Open the PDF you want to sign.
I started with a blank page to make it easier to see.
Step 2 — Click the ‘ink quill’ symbol on the far right side of the toolbar
It looks like this when opened:
Step 3 — Click Add Signature
If it doesn’t automatically appear, click the blue ink quill + ‘sign’ symbol.
Step 4 — Enter your Signature
You have multiple choices on how to input a signature. You can
- 1) Type it and the computer will use a ‘signature font’
- 2) Hand write it if you have a pen and touchscreen — most authentic
- 3) Input an image of your signature
If you don’t like the signature font when typing, click the ‘style’ button and choose a different font.
Step 5 — Click ‘Apply‘ and move the signature wherever you want it on the screen.
If you have a line you need to put it on, just drag it over there using your mouse.
Step 6 — Save as a new PDF
You’re done! Signed and ready to email.
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How Many Times Have You Been Shared on Facebook?
9 JunIf you are interested in finding out how many times your website (or any website) has been shared or drawn comments on Facebook, it’s simple.
Just type http://graph.facebook.com/yoursiteaddress into the URL bar on your browser. It will then tell you how many times that page has been shared and how many comments have been posted.
Replace “yoursiteaddress” with the exact url (Http:// and www. included) of whatever page you want to look up. NOTE: If you add in www. where there isn’t one or remove www. where there is one, the results will change.
For example,
http://graph.facebook.com/http://www.yahoo.com
looks like:
Whereas, one of my posts on Students Ramblings appears like this:
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