
- ANNOTATE WORD DOCUMENT IN MAC PREVIEW SIGNATURE HOW TO
- ANNOTATE WORD DOCUMENT IN MAC PREVIEW SIGNATURE PDF
Remember that it wasn’t terribly long ago that if you needed to sign and email a document to someone, you had to print out the file, sign it with a pen, and then scan that printed document back into the computer. Let’s hope a similar feature comes to the iPhone and iPad too. This trackpad method is really the simplest and quickest way to sign something on your Mac, and it works with any trackpad, be it the Magic Trackpad or one built into a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. Unless you want to use a new or different signature, you don’t need to go through the creation steps again. The signature you created with the trackpad gets saved into Preview app, so you can quickly access it again in the future to sign a document just by selecting it from the Signature button. With your file saved, you can email the signed document, upload it through a web form, whatever else is necessary.

Save the file with the signature as usual.Click on Done, then select the signature from the scribble icon to place the signature onto the document, drag it into place and resize it as appropriate.

ANNOTATE WORD DOCUMENT IN MAC PREVIEW SIGNATURE PDF
In this example we’re going to be signing a PDF file, but you can apply the signatures to literally any file that will open within Preview app.
ANNOTATE WORD DOCUMENT IN MAC PREVIEW SIGNATURE HOW TO
How to Sign a Document Using the Trackpad Signature Tool in Preview for Mac OS X Nonetheless, Previews signature tools are s so useful and make signing forms, contracts, and any other documents so easy, that all Mac users absolutely must know how to use it. The trackpad signature feature of Preview is very easy to use though it remains a little hidden and isn’t necessarily obvious if you don’t know where to find it.
