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I just went through the process again, step by step, and it worked for me.   You have to sign in, of course.  It is easier if you go to   na1.documents.adobe.com. 

The are different subscription levels for Adobe.  Your subscription should include Adobe Sign.

After step 10 (in my first reply), you need to right click on each signature and date field to indicate which person should sign and date the field (there is a drop down box to select from your list of emails)

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Test Screen Name
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December 27, 2016

This is good advice. I have one more tip: on NO ACCOUNT try to sign multiple times with the same signature (perhaps for different pages). This is a very damaging thing to do.

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rickh44349401
Participant
December 26, 2016

This is how I do it;

1. Go to Adobe Document Cloud (na1.documents.adobe.com) (or go to Adobe.com and click on Adobe Sign)

2. Click on "View Dashboard" under "Adobe Sign"

3. Click on "Send" (do NOT click on "Get a document signed)

4. Enter recipients - also click on "add me" if you need to sign (decide whether you want them to sign in order)

5..Add cc for anyone getting the documents, but not signing.

6. Add message

7. Drag & drop files

8. Click on "Preview and add signature fields"

9. Click next

10.  You can then drag signature fields and dates from the right menu bar over to the document.  A drop down list lets you select the person that is supposed to sign.  You can also drag a date field over that is completed when signed.

11.  Click on "save to document library" (optional)

12.  Click on send.

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tammyd13521241Author
Participant
January 3, 2017

When I go to try this, I get hung up on step one if I use the Adobe.com way or step two going into the cloud. It comes up with 'Do you want to open or save code?redirect_uri=https://cloud_acrobat_com/sendforsignature?clt=susi&state=("ac":"cloud_a...(23 bytes) from ims-na1.adobelogin.com?'. I click open and it just seems to sit there. I click save and it states it is unable to download. Any ideas?

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rickh44349401Correct answer
Participant
January 3, 2017

I just went through the process again, step by step, and it worked for me.   You have to sign in, of course.  It is easier if you go to   na1.documents.adobe.com. 

The are different subscription levels for Adobe.  Your subscription should include Adobe Sign.

After step 10 (in my first reply), you need to right click on each signature and date field to indicate which person should sign and date the field (there is a drop down box to select from your list of emails)

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