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Thom Parker
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May 8, 2020

Ok, I didn't see the last bit of your last response. So ignore my first answer. 

You are already using Adobe Sign.The final PDF returned after signing is "Signed" with a a digital certificate, which prevents further edits to the PDF.  As you've discovered, the password security needs to be added before the the digital certificate is applied.  Did you try adding the password to the PDF itself  before putting it into the Adobe Sign process?

 

 

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ls_rbls
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Community Expert
April 30, 2020

It depends on your angle and what other surprising elements  are you willing to share about the current workflow in your organization.

 

Not sure if you actually posted a statement or an actual question.

 

But you don't have them sign and then add security and restrictions. You first create the PDF document, then you add restrictions and protect with password, then you send for signature.

 

Here's the apropriate Adobe guidance: 

 

 

And here's the appropriate workflow if what you're actually asking about concerns about enforcing security standards in your workflow:

 

 

Is this simple enough or shall I elaborate more???

New Participant
April 30, 2020

I was actually looking for the proper procedure to do two things: Add multiple Signatures and restrict a document from printing by adding Password Protection. I fail to see what your comment "It depends on your angle and what other surprising elements are you willing to share about the current workflow in your organization." has to do with my inquiry. I have been Googling the procedure but could not find a response. All I would find was how to do each function individually but not how to do them together.

Personally, I expected a professional "Customer Service" service. I guess I expected too much.  Feel free to forward my inquiry and comments to your supervisor. I apologize for having botherd you.

ls_rbls
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Community Expert
April 30, 2020

I don't work for Adobe, this is a user to user community  support forum, I help people here on a voluntary basis and just like you I am a customer.

 

And no it didn't bother me, but initially I thought you were being sarcastic.

 

Normally users don't provide the necessary information like type of operating system, Adobe Acrobat version, and in this case, what type of signature workflow : digital versus electronic signature.  Yes it could be simple, but no it gets complicated depending on what exactly the Client is trying to achive, and if it involves secured encrypted email,  document encryption and compliance standards etc.

 

So in that sense I wasn't sarcastic at all, it does gets complicated.,