[access-uk] Re: Signing documents

Hi Dean
What I do if I need to sign say a VAT exemption form, is print it off, get someone with sight to show me where to sign it, then scan it as an electronic image and Email it to the intended recipient.
For documents that I've printed myself and need to sign, such as letters and the like, I can feel the print off my laser printer, and know where to sign them myself.
I don't know if these suggestions are of any help, but that's my work-around. 

Jackie

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Dean Wilcox" <wilcoxdean@xxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2008 11:02 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Signing documents



Hi,
Does anyone know of an OCR program or gadget that can help you work out where you are meant to sign a document? It is frustrating sometimes that I can't just sign something like everyone else. I'm finding that with the Internet being used more and more, it seems quite possible now to often fill out forms and often do things with no paper work right up to the final point when a signature is required. 

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