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Digitally signing PDF using Bytescout.PDF library for .NET
In this example Bytescout.PDF library for .NET signs existing PDF document (HelloWorld.pdf) and saves as "Signed.pdf" document file.
Download example source code: bytescoutpdf_example_sign_pdf_document.zip (10 KB)
PDFDocEngine engine = new PDFDocEngine("", "");
// Open existing document
Document document = engine.AddDocument("HelloWorld.pdf");
document.AddSignature("dig-signature.pfx", "John Doe", "Approved", false, "123456");
// Save document
document.Save("signed.pdf");
Download example source code: bytescoutpdf_example_sign_pdf_document.zip (10 KB)
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"Hello, World!" quick start step-by-step tutorials:
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