Apparently, if you have a document on your computer, print it out, sign it, scan it into the computer and send it to someone it becomes an Electronically-Signed Document.
Of course! Stupid me!
Thes Mediolanum Lif
Thes – Old English for "this", neuter of thes, of West Germanic origin: Mediolanum – old name for Milan: Lif – Old English for "life", of Germanic origin; related to Dutch lijf, German Leib 'body'
Yes of course! Any doubt? As I take a picture, than one of Angelina Jolie, I match them, and I say I had a picture with her…We both know someone that will believe it!
Well, there are some, here, that definitely WOULD believe it!!!!
At work we have a little tablet just for signing documents before printing. However, it has fraud detection, to weed out people just scribbling on it rather than actually signing. Problem is, it once declared that one particular manager’s signature was fraudulent scribble… Also doesn’t help that it looks like you signed your name with a crayon regardless of how carefully you try and sign…
I do like the idea of a manager’s signature being detected as fraudulent! I always used to find signing for goods delivered on those tablets that they use now meant that it never really looked like my signature. As you say, it made it look like a kid using a crayon.