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I can sign into Adobe just fine. Make sure the internet connection is good, make sure Adobe is not somehow excluded in your firewall, and then uninstall Adobe, restart, install it and test. See if that works.<br />
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If not, make a new, test Windows User Profile (Account). Log into the new Windows Account and test Adobe sign in.
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I can sign into Adobe just fine. Make sure the internet connection is good, make sure Adobe is not somehow excluded in your firewall, and then uninstall Adobe, restart, install it and test. See if that works.

If not, make a new, test Windows User Profile (Account). Log into the new Windows Account and test Adobe sign in.

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It's an option in the Adobe Acrobat Pro app to &quot;Sign&quot; a doc. with a signature en-bedded in the doc.
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It's an option in the Adobe Acrobat Pro app to "Sign" a doc. with a signature en-bedded in the doc.

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the &quot;Fill &amp;&nbsp;Sign&quot; feature is not working
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the "Fill & Sign" feature is not working

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When I click on Fill and Sign in Adobe Acrobat Pro, it opens up the Sign section. So it is working here.<br />
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Try the suggestions I provided earlier to repair Adobe or a new Windows Profile.
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When I click on Fill and Sign in Adobe Acrobat Pro, it opens up the Sign section. So it is working here.

Try the suggestions I provided earlier to repair Adobe or a new Windows Profile.

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What is the OS version and the version of Adobe Pro?
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What is the OS version and the version of Adobe Pro?

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A user is trying to &quot;Sign&quot; a doc using Adobe Pro but when clicks on the &quot;sigh button&quot; it just spins.
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A user is trying to "Sign" a doc using Adobe Pro but when clicks on the "sigh button" it just spins.

Adobe Pro

Adobe Acrobat is a family of application software and Web services developed by Adobe Systems to view, create, manipulate, print and manage files in Portable Document Format (PDF). The family comprises Acrobat Reader (formerly Adobe Reader), Acrobat (formerly Acrobat Exchange) and Acrobat.com. The commercial proprietary Acrobat, available for Microsoft Windows and OS X only, can also create, edit, convert, digitally sign, encrypt, export and publish PDF files.