Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions and answers for SecurSign.
How do I verify a signature in Acrobat?
When you open a PDF document that has a signature Acrobat will attempt to verify the signature based on trusted certificates.
If the signature(s) cannot be verified you will see an indication that the they need to be verified, usually a question mark symbol. To verify a signature click on the signature, the Signature Validation Status dialog should open. Click on the Signature Properties button to open the properties dialog. Here you can verify the signature(s). For assistance on how to do this use Acrobat Help.
Updated: 2007
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Can I use SecurSign to encrypt other file formats besides PDF?
No. SecurSign is a PDF only security application.
Updated: 2007
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Is it possible to have SecurSign overwrite the input file?
We do not recommend overwriting your original files. If there are problems with the encryption or signature process, you will have your original file to work with.
Updated: 2007
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Can I change security settings with SecurSign?
Yes, SecurSign can change security options on any PDF file with an owner password. The owner of the document can change the password and permission settings of a previously encrypted PDF document. SecurSign 2.4 and later has the ability to completely remove security settings. By supplying the owner password, you can remove security features from a PDF file. If you are using an earlier version and would like to upgrade, please contact the Sales Department.
Updated: 2007
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How do I export a certificate from my Browser?
To export your Certificate from Microsoft Internet Explorer:
- From the Tools Menu > Internet options > Select Content Tab
- In the certificate area, click on the Certificates button
- Select the certificate and then click Export and follow the steps
- Select yes to export the private key > export file format - should be personal information exchange (pkcs#12 or .pfx)
- Enter password twice, then specify the filename and click Save
To export your Certificate from Mozilla Firefox or Netscape Navigator:
- From the Tools Menu > Internet options > Select Advanced Tab
- Click on the View Certificates button
- Select the certificate and then click Backup and follow the steps – do not change any options
- Give your backup file a name and choose a location. Default file type is PKCS12
- Enter password twice and click OK
Updated: 2007
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