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Hi.
I ran a very strange issue when importing attached image file as a signature in Acrobat Pro and Acrobat Reader, versions DC and XI.
Go to "Fill & Sign" and try to import this image as a signature: Acrobat will decline arguing that this image is more than 10 Mb… Which is obviously not the case.
We were several guys to test this file on many config. and in several versions of Acrobat Pro/Reader: answer is always the same.
Changing this image format (JPEG, TIFF…) and changing its size don't change anything: Acrobat still decline it.
(This is not my signature, it's the signature of one of my clients' CEO.)
So we guess that there is a kind of shape recognition, or something like that, that prevent this image/signature to be imported ,but how can we be sure?
Please, experts and not experts, would you try to import this image as a signature in your Acrobat and let me know the result?
Thank you.
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Unfortunately posting this as a picture means it has been changed on its way into the forum, so we can't say anything useful about it. What is the size in PIXELS of the original file? (Width and height)
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The forum didn't change this image, it's exactly the same that I posted.
In anyway, as I said, changing its format or its size didn't change Acrobat's behavior.
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So ... What is the image size in pixels?
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1143 x 1173 pixels
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It worked for me with Acrobat DC on Windows 7 and Acrobat 11 on a Mac.
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Yes that's only 4MB raw image size so I cant explain it, sorry.
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It worked for me with Acrobat DC on Windows 7 and Acrobat 11 on a Mac.
Thank you George
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