Once you have set everything up, choose Create.

You can choose your Storage Type to decide if this should be saved with Windows Certificates or elsewhere.

You can choose your encryption rate from the drop-down menu under Key Algorithm.

The Duration requests the length of time your Digital Signature remains valid.

You can add the Organization Unit (this is your department).

Your Organization Name will also be added.

Enter your Email Address in the corresponding field.

You will use this name to select this certificate when signing your document.

Certificate Name is where you need to enter the name of this certificate.

In the window that opens up, you will need to fill in the following information: You can import one while creating a signature. If you already have one, click here to skip ahead.

Follow the steps below for assistance getting it set up. Now that the appearance is ready, you will need to create a Certificate. This will be the name displayed in the list of available Appearances when creating a Digital Signature. Add a name to your signature in the Signature Name field.You will see the image in the preview screen. This will open a Browse window where you can find the image you’d like to use. This can be a scan of your actual signature, a company logo, or anything else you’d like to use. This can be your company logo, a signature, or anything else you would like to use. Once you have created the pieces of your signature, we’ll cover how to create your signature. This article will help you with creating both. There are two elements to a digital signature: the Appearance and Certificate components. A digital signature can be used to ensure no changes have been made to your document once it has been signed.

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