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Digital Signature Logo in Acrobat Pro 2017

  • August 30, 2021
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Is there a way to change the default Adobe trefoil logo in the digital signature block? I am able to load my handwritten signature in, no problem, but I also wanted to change out the semi-transparent, watermark-like logo that appears in the middle of the block (i.e., highlighted by the blue box in the attached screenshot) for my organization's logo instead. Is that possible? Thanks in advance for any help!

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Correct answer try67

OK, well I'm a Windows guy, but I can give you some general instructions of what to do.

First, you need to find the user Security folder for the application.

To do so open the JS Console (Cmd+Enter) and paste the following code into the lower part of the window, overwriting the text that's already there:

app.getPath("user", "stamps");

Then press Shift+Enter.

It should print out a path of a folder on your computer, ending with "/Stamps".

Find that folder, but then go into a sub-folder called "Security", instead of "Stamps", at the same location.

In that folder place a file called SignatureLogo.pdf with the desired image you want for your digital signatures, and that's about it.

 

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try67
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try67Community Expert
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August 30, 2021

Yes, it is, but it's a bit tricky. What's your OS version?

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August 30, 2021

I am on a Mac, so macOS Catalina (10.15).

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Community Expert
August 30, 2021

OK, well I'm a Windows guy, but I can give you some general instructions of what to do.

First, you need to find the user Security folder for the application.

To do so open the JS Console (Cmd+Enter) and paste the following code into the lower part of the window, overwriting the text that's already there:

app.getPath("user", "stamps");

Then press Shift+Enter.

It should print out a path of a folder on your computer, ending with "/Stamps".

Find that folder, but then go into a sub-folder called "Security", instead of "Stamps", at the same location.

In that folder place a file called SignatureLogo.pdf with the desired image you want for your digital signatures, and that's about it.

 

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