iPrintSignature (Function) In french: iImprimeSignature Prints a signature in a rectangular area. This signature will be used to sign the generated PDF files or the duplicates.
// Retrieve the list of certificates available on the computer
arrCertificate is array of Certificates
arrCertificate = CertificateList()
iPreview()
iPrintSignature(iSignatureApproval, arrCertificate[1], "My certificate", 10, 10, 200, 200)
iEndPrinting()
Syntax
Printing a signature defined by a certificate Hide the details
<Result> = iPrintSignature(<Signature type> , <Certificate> , <Caption> , <X1> , <Y1> , <X2> , <Y2>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the signature was printed,
- False in case of failure.
<Signature type>: Integer constant Type of signature to perform: | | | iSignatureApproval | Approval signature. An approval signature corresponds to a mark applied by another person to indicate that he/she approves the document content. | | iSignatureCertification | Certification signature. A certification signature corresponds to a seal applied to the document to guarantee its integrity. |
<Certificate>: Certificate variable Name of Certificate variable containing the signature to use. <Caption>: Character string (with quotes) Text displayed in the signature area. <X1>: Real Horizontal coordinate of top left corner of signature area (in millimeters).
Value included between 0 and the page width (returned by iPageWidth). <Y1>: Real Vertical coordinate of the top left corner of signature area (in millimeters).
Value included between 0 and the page height (returned by iPageHeight). <X2>: Real Horizontal coordinate of the bottom right corner of signature area (in millimeters).
Value included between 0 and the page width (returned by iPageWidth). <Y2>: Real Vertical coordinate of the bottom right corner of signature area (in millimeters).
Value included between 0 and the page height (returned by iPageHeight).  Versions 22 and later
Printing a signature defined by a pdfSignature variable Hide the details
<Result> = iPrintSignature([<Signature type>, ] <Signature>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the signature was printed,
- False in case of failure.
<Signature type>: Optional Integer constant Type of signature to perform: | | iSignatureApproval
(Default value) | Approval signature. An approval signature corresponds to a mark applied by another person to indicate that he/she approves the document content. | | iSignatureCertification | Certification signature. A certification signature corresponds to a seal applied to the document to guarantee its integrity. |
<Signature>: pdfSignature variable Name of pdfSignature variable containing the signature to use.  New in version 22
Printing a signature defined by a pdfSignature variable Hide the details
<Result> = iPrintSignature([<Signature type>, ] <Signature>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the signature was printed,
- False in case of failure.
<Signature type>: Optional Integer constant Type of signature to perform: | | iSignatureApproval
(Default value) | Approval signature. An approval signature corresponds to a mark applied by another person to indicate that he/she approves the document content. | | iSignatureCertification | Certification signature. A certification signature corresponds to a seal applied to the document to guarantee its integrity. |
<Signature>: pdfSignature variable Name of pdfSignature variable containing the signature to use.
Printing a signature defined by a pdfSignature variable Hide the details
<Result> = iPrintSignature([<Signature type>, ] <Signature>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the signature was printed,
- False in case of failure.
<Signature type>: Optional Integer constant Type of signature to perform: | | iSignatureApproval
(Default value) | Approval signature. An approval signature corresponds to a mark applied by another person to indicate that he/she approves the document content. | | iSignatureCertification | Certification signature. A certification signature corresponds to a seal applied to the document to guarantee its integrity. |
<Signature>: pdfSignature variable Name of pdfSignature variable containing the signature to use. Remarks - To print an image in the signature area, use iPrintImage:
iPrintSignature(iSignatureApproval, MySignature, "", 150, 200, 250, 250)
iPrintImage("signature test.jpg", 150, 200, 250, 250)
- In a report created with the report editor, use a Signature control to sign the PDF files. See The Signature control for more details.
- Caution: In order for a signed PDF file to be recognized by Acrobat, the company issuing the signature certificate must be member of AATL list (Adobe Authorized Trust List) or member of CDS program (Certified Document Services).
If the certificate is not recognized, Acrobat will display a banner saying "At least one signature presents a problem...".
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