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I am not sure if it is &quot;digital signature&quot;<br />
I dont know the word for it but on a regular piece of paper it is called a sign in sheet.<br />
for example when I went to school there was a sign in sheet with a clip board<br />
I wrote my name on line 19
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I am not sure if it is "digital signature"
I dont know the word for it but on a regular piece of paper it is called a sign in sheet.
for example when I went to school there was a sign in sheet with a clip board
I wrote my name on line 19

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does &quot;edit&quot; mean to write date on date:____________ line<br />
I have done this with free version
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does "edit" mean to write date on date:____________ line
I have done this with free version

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do I paint over the signature with white
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it is an artistic signature
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adobe reader (unpaid version)<br />
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is there a way to remove signature that I have signed<br />
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not <br />
cntrl z<br />
go back<br />
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because I am opening document again and my signature looks very bad<br />
my signature looks like a kid drew signature
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adobe reader (unpaid version)

is there a way to remove signature that I have signed

not 
cntrl z
go back

because I am opening document again and my signature looks very bad
my signature looks like a kid drew signature

remove signature that I have signed (unpaid version)

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