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: Utah District Court BlogAcrobatDigital Signatures and CM/ECF
By David Nuffer
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Adobe Acrobat's handy and cool digital signature tool runs into trouble in CM/ECF. The Acrobat digital signature certifies that the docuent is authentic and unmodified since the time the signature is attached. But when CM/ECF attaches a header, the document is modified -- causing the signature to display an error code.
The solution? Don't use Acrobat digital signatures in CM/ECF filed documents.
Full post as published by Utah District Court Blog on October 29, 2007 (boomark / email).
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