This is the transcript for 'Signing PDFs in Acrobat Reader' video.
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There are two tools you can use when signing a PDF document. The first is fill and sign. It can be selected from the toolbar on the left-hand side. This will allow you to add a text signature via a number of methods. You can use your typed name to appear in cursive. You can draw a signature if you are on a touch enabled device. Or you can upload an image of your signature. Once done, hit Apply. You can now move your signature into position. Once there, and you're happy with the position, left click.
The second way to add a digital signature involves adding a certified certificate. To find this option, click View More in the toolbar and scroll to Use a Certificate. Clicking on this will ask you to digitally sign. You'll then be prompted to use your mouse to click and drag to draw the area where you'd like the signature to appear. Click Okay. Then use the crosshairs to draw the area in which you want the digitally certified certificate to appear. Click the certificate you wish to use and then hit Sign. Once you can save your document to your location of choice, your certification will appear within the text area drawn.
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