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Save Time! How to Sign a PDF Document on Windows

  • Posted by RTG Admin
  • Date May 1, 2018

USING MICROSOFT EDGE
TO SIGN A PDF

No more printing, signing and then scanning!

There are often times when you need to sign or fill in a PDF form that has been sent to you. You could print out the document, fill it in, sign it, scan it and then email it back but that’s all such a hassle for something that should be so simple.

Thankfully with Microsoft Edge (previously known as Internet Explorer), you can do all that without having to print the document!

HOW?

STEP 1:
Right click on the PDF file.

STEP 2:
Go to “Open with” and then click on “Microsoft Edge”

STEP 3:
Click on the pencil icon located at the top right.

STEP 4:
Click on the “pen” icon and choose the right colour and size for you signature.

STEP 5:
Draw your signature by holding down left click and dragging your mouse. If you’re unhappy with the signature (or you’ve made a mistake) click on the “eraser” icon in the top right and ‘draw’ over your signature to erase it.

STEP 6:
When you’re satisfied with your signature, right click on the open PDF and click on “Save-As” to the document!

Have fun signing documents in a jiffy!

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