Wacom Sign Pro PDF for Android

Start with Wacom sign pro PDF for Android

Open and edit a document

Open a PDF document by selecting it in the sign pro PDF file browser. This toolbar appears at the top of the document:

Depending on your Android device, you will see a menu icon along the toolbar: 
If the icon is not displayed, you can save or close the document with your device’s me-now button.

This icon: opens the edit bar as follows:

How to sign

Select the sign icon for signing a document: 

Then make a rectangle in the document where you want to put the signature. A pop-up window will show your signature as you sign: allow you to accept, resign, or cancel the signature.

To specify the signature area, use the rectangle icon 
and create a rectangle where you want the signature.
Then save the document. When the document is opened again in sign pro PDF, the user can sign it by tapping on the rectangle and placing his / her signature in the area that was created.

Make handwritten notes

To create handwritten notes in a document, select the sign icon: 

This opens the drawing toolbar: 

To change the pen color or thickness while drawing, select the color icon: 
To erase part of your drawing, select the eraser icon: 
Select the pen icon to continue drawing: 
Tap to accept the completed drawing on the check mark:

Add a memo letter

To add a memo note, select on the note icon: 

Then tap in the document where you want the note to appear. You can enter text for the note in a pop-up window.

Save a document

To save a document, select the menu icon or click the menu button of your Android device. The available options now appear:

Choose how you want to share or save the document.
To undo changes to the document, select the back icon or press the back button on your Android device. The available options now appear:

You can now choose the Undo changes option.

Note: if all credits have been used, you can purchase new credits online. Without credits,
new signatures are displayed with the label “No more signing credits.”
Credits are applied the same for handwritten signatures and eSeal signatures.