It may sound crazy, but there are plenty of reasons to scan your signature and turn it into an image file. Chief among them is convenience: When you receive an electronic document (Word file, PDF, etc ...

When you just have to put your signature on a real-life document, but you don't have a standalone scanner handy, the easiest ...

At one point or another, we've all gone through the print-sign-fax dance to return a signed document, but the Productivity501 weblog details how to create a high quality scanned signature that you can ...

No. Such "signatures" have a purely esthetic value. Once it gets on the user's screen, it can be captured and replicated. If you want real signing you have to look into PGP and the like (eg.

Digital signatures are a legally binding way to affirm your agreement to PDF documents. They can include your name, your organization information, your e-mail address, and the date and reason you ...