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ScripTouch Review LCD Signature Pad

2023-10-18T14:17:07Z

Samuel Lovetro:

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| dimensions = 11.8” × 7.3” × .9” (299.72 x 185.42 x 228.6mm)
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[[Category:ScripTouch Signature Pads]]

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==Description==

Scriptel’s ScripTouch® series electronic signature pads are all verified Citrix Ready and feature rugged construction and high reliability for frequent transactions and long lifetimes. Scriptel’s active battery-less tethered pen is proven to perform flawlessly. The signature sensing layer is a solid, durable, no-scratch, glass signing surface on top of the backlit LCD for great device durability. Signature quality is not affected by wear or heavy use and there are no batteries to replace.

The ScripTouch Review LCD (STC1160) brings to market a large, full-color, high-resolution, backlit display in an ergonomic design. This signature pad exemplifies modern design requirements, including a battery-free pen, a horizontal pen tray, and VESA 100 mounting holes. The LCD displays documents for review.Now you can review what you sign!

With Scriptel software, signatures can be captured and applied in real-time with to documents in Adobe Reader XI and DC, Adobe Acrobat XI and DC, Microsoft Word 2013 and up, Microsoft Excel 2013 and up, OpenOffice Writer, and OpenOffice Calc.

'''Available Software and Integration Support for Review LCD:'''
*Adobe Acrobat and Reader plugins
*Microsoft Word and Excel plugins
*OpenOffice Writer and Calc plugins
*ScripTouch Sign and Save signature image and data capture application (scriptable)

==Features==

*Letter (LTR) Sized, 1080p Display
*Color, High-res, Backlit LCD
*HDMI Video Interface
*USB Bus-powered or Optional AC
*Battery-free Pen
*USB Interface
*Big Non-Slip Rubber Feet
*Snap-In Pen Tray
*VESA 100 Mounting Holes
*3-year Warranty with RapidCare Overnight Exchange

==Technical Specifications==

{| class="wikitable"
|Dimensions
|11.8” × 7.3” × .9” (299.72 x 185.42 x 228.6mm)
|-
||Manufacturer
|'''[[Scriptel Corporation]]'''
|-
|Product Type
|A large, high-resolution, e-signature device that displays documents for review.
|-
|Active Signing Area
|10" x 5.7" (254 x 144.78 mm)
|-
|Signature Display
|Backlit Color LCD (1920 x 1080 pixels)
|-
|Data Interface
|USB 2.0 (standard A-type connector)
|-
|Power Supply
|USB bus-powered, no separate external power supply needed
|-
|Operating Systems
|Windows
|-
|Warranty
|3 Year
|-
|Product Webpage
|'''[https://scriptel.com/products/review-lcd-signature-pad/ ScripTouch Review LCD product page]''' on scriptel.com
|-
|Model Numbers
|STC1160 ProScript
|}

==Software and Support==

===Capture and Apply Signatures to:===
*Adobe Acrobat and Reader
*Google Docs and Sheets
*Microsoft Word and Excel
*OpenOffice Writer and Calc
*'''[[ScripTouch Sign and Save]]''' signature image and data capture application

==Cleaning Instructions==
*'''[https://wiki.scriptel.com/w/Cleaning_a_Scriptel_Signature_Pad Cleaning a Scriptel Signature Pad]''' on wiki.scriptel.com

==External References==
*'''[https://scriptel.com/products/review-lcd-signature-pad/ ScripTouch Review LCD product page]''' on scriptel.com
*'''[https://scriptel.com/shop/scriptouch-review-lcd-signature-pad/ ScripTouch Review LCD retail page]''' on scriptel.com
*'''[https://scriptel.com/datasheets/Scriptel-Review-LCD-STC1160-DataSheet.pdf ScripTouch Review LCD Data Sheet]''' on scriptel.com (PDF Download)

Install Scriptel OmniScript on Windows and Verify Installation Tutorial

2023-10-17T19:10:09Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Video tutorial */

==Video tutorial==

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaXrbEr8ztM</embedvideo> '''Installing Scriptel OmniScript on Windows and Verifying the Installation'''

==Instructions==

Once you've downloaded the OmniScript installer from Scriptel's website, the next step is running it. This tutorial will walk you through the installation process, and show you how to verify if it was successful.

#Begin by double-clicking the installer executable.
#When Windows prompts with an unknown publisher warning, click '''"More info,"''' and then '''"Run anyway."'''
#The User Account Control dialog may appear. If it does, click "Yes."
#The installer will display Scriptel's licensing agreement. Click '''"I Agree"''' to continue.
#Now, choose an install path, or use the default.
#Then, click "Install," to continue.
#The install will proceed to display a progress bar during the installation and command prompts may appear.
#Once the installer display is completed, click "Close" to finish.

OmniScript is now fully installed.

==Verification==

'''To verify your installation:'''

#You can check that the OmniScript service is running, or try out the bundled web application.
#To view the service's status, go to '''"View local services,"''' and scroll to Scriptel OmniScript.
#Verify that the service is running.
#Now close the Services window.
#To load the bundled web app, open Chrome, Firefox or IE10, and attach a Scriptel ScriptTouch device to your computer.
#Once your web browser is loaded, navigate to '''http://localhost:8080'''.
#A Web Device Manager page should load, and report that a signature pad is attached to your computer.

You have verified that your installation was successful.

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:08:27Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* OmniScript API */

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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png|300x300px]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png|300x300px]]</div>

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png|300x300px]]</div>

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==Installing OmniScript==
*'''[[Install Scriptel OmniScript on Windows and Verify Installation Tutorial]]'''
*'''[[Install Scriptel OmniScript on Mac and Verify Installation Tutorial]]'''
*'''[[Install Scriptel OmniScript on Windows and Verify Installation Tutorial]]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:08:13Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* OmniScript API */

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:04:52Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Fully Rendered Signature Image Output */

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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png|300x300px]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png|300x300px]]</div>

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png|300x300px]]</div>

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:04:09Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Graphical Modifications */

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| latest preview date = 
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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png|300x300px]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png|300x300px]]</div>

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:03:30Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Simplified Development */

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| screenshot alt =
| collapsible =
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| latest preview date = 
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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png|300x300px]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png]]

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:03:09Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* OmniScript Model of Integration */

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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png]]

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:02:59Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Traditional Model of Integration */

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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png|300x300px]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png]]

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:02:38Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Simplified Development */

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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Simplified-Development.png]]</div>

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png]]

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:02:22Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* OmniScript Model of Integration */

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The '''[[Scriptel]]''' OmniScript product is a small integrated web server installed on a personal computer or embedded device that exists to expose Scriptel ScripTouch signature digitizers to a computer network. The OmniScript download installs the OmniScript Service or Dameon on your client device for software integrations that use the OmniScript protocol. If your software provider has integrated with OmniScript, the latest version is available from this download. OmniScript primarily communicates with applications through the use of WebSockets. These are essentially network sockets that contain a special handshake at the beginning of the connection to ensure that the server is soliciting such connections.

[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png]]</div>

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

[[File:Simplified-Development.png]]

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png]]

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

OmniScript

2023-10-17T19:02:06Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Traditional Model of Integration */

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[[File:OmniScript-Integration.png]]

WebSockets have the advantage of allowing web applications to directly communicate with OmniScript without the need for an intermediate server. This means that an application can be pushed to a client and your application can take advantage of an OmniScript installation within their firewall without the need for any special network configuration. Data can then be pushed back to the server side of your application from the client.

==Platform Independent==
=====Traditional Model of Integration=====
In traditional hardware application interfaces, the interface dictates the programming language needed to integrate the device and developers generally need to recompile their code for each operating system they wish to integrate with.

<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Traditional-Model-of-Integration.png]]</div>

=====OmniScript Model of Integration=====
With OmniScript, platform specific device interfaces are embedded within the server application. This allows developers to communicate with a single platform independent interface.

*Allows mix and match between client machines
*Multiple Operating System Support – Mac, Windows, Linux
*No Java Plugins/ActiveX Controls needed for web development

[[File:OmniScript-Model-of-Integration.png]]

==Simplified Development==
OmniScript enables developers to communicate with ScripTouch signature capture devices using the same code on multiple operating systems and web browsers.

[[File:Simplified-Development.png]]

Because OmniScript exposes ScripTouch digitizers to a network, any platform capable of communicating through a network will have access to devices utilizing the same API. By writing code in a platform independent language such as Java or JavaScript, developers can run the same logic on various platforms.

Save development time by minimizing amount of effort to support multiple OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers
*Reduces the level of dedicated long term customer support
*Reduce development support for multiple environments
*Language agnostic – program in language of choice instead of choosing a dictated langauge

==Graphical Modifications==
For ScripTouch devices with built-in displays.

[[File:Graphical-Modifications.png]]

Create and modify screen elements such as text, graphics, and buttons.

*Graphics
:Place onscreen images on devices with built in displays.
*Buttons
:The OmniScript API provides feedback for button presses, button hovers, and button releases.
*Text
:Developers and edit or replace button text as well as create custom notifications or workflows by displaying onscreen text.

==Fully Rendered Signature Image Output==
OmniScript allows developers to receive signature images directly from the server. This bypasses the need to convert signature coordinate data and render signatures from within client applications.

[[File:Signature-Image-Output.png]]

*Calligraphy style renders
*PNG and SVG output
*Raw signature coordinate data available

==OmniScript API==
You can find the '''[http://scriptel.com/OmniScriptAPI/ OmniScript API here]'''

==OmniScript video tutorials==

#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_01_-_Connecting_to_Scriptel_OmniScript|Connecting to Scriptel OmniScript]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_02_-_Receiving_and_Customizing_Signature_Images|Receiving and Customizing Signature Images]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_03_-_Handling_Pen_Events|Handling Pen Events]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_04_-_Modifying_Screen_Elements|Modifying Screen Elements]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_05_-_Handling_Device_Membership_Changes|Handling Device Membership Changes]]'''
#'''[[Scriptel_OmniScript_Tutorial_06_-_Sending_Images_to_Device|Sending Images to Device]]'''

File:Calibrate Step 2.png

2023-10-17T18:59:00Z

Samuel Lovetro: Samuel Lovetro uploaded a new version of File:Calibrate Step 2.png

Calibration using ScripTouch Toolbox

2023-10-17T18:43:27Z

Samuel Lovetro:

[[Category:ScripTouch Toolbox]]
The '''[[ScripTouch Toolbox]]''' allows you to re-calibrate your ScripTouch signature pad. This can be useful if the digital ink isn't tracking under the pen when your pen is against the glass of the display.

For the '''[[Calibration using ScripTouch Toolbox on Mac| Mac version of this guide click here]]'''.

'''Note:''' This guide applies only to devices with LCD displays. Display-less devices do not support re-calibration.

<div style="padding:1rem;"><embedvideo service=youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6XyD8N3B6A</embedvideo>
'''Calibrating a Scriptel Signature Pad with ScripTouch Toolbox on Windows'''</div>

#Plug in your signature pad and start the ''ScripTouch Toolbox''.
#Click the "File" tab and make sure '''"Show Advanced'''" is checked.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Calibrate Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Select the '''Sensor''' tab.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Calibrate Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click the '''Calibrate Device''' button.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Calibrate Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Press each of the 5 calibration points on the screen as they appear.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:ScripTouch Calibration Display.png|border]]</div>
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Calibrate Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>

Your pad is now calibrated and should be tuned. Tuning matches your pen to your pad. (Note that the tuning process is not available for older signature pads.)

#Click the '''"Tune Device"''' button.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Tuning Pad Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Follow the directions on the screen and hold the pen perpendicular to the signing surface. When pressing the stylus against the screen, hold it as still as possible.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Tuning Pad Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>

Now your Scriptel signature pad should be calibrated and the digital ink should faithfully track underneath the pen.

If this doesn't resolve the problem or if you have an questions please contact '''[[Scriptel Support]]'''.

File:Tuning Pad Step 2.png

2023-10-17T18:39:40Z

Samuel Lovetro:

File:Tuning Pad Step 1.png

2023-10-17T18:39:23Z

Samuel Lovetro:

File:Calibrate Step 5.png

2023-10-17T18:39:05Z

Samuel Lovetro:

File:Calibrate Step 4.png

2023-10-17T18:38:43Z

Samuel Lovetro:

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Install ScripTouch Adobe Reader Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows

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Samuel Lovetro: /* Step 3: Sign a PDF Document */

==Video Tutorials==

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRhQYn3ACuU</embedvideo>
'''Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Reader Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows Tutorial'''

==Instructions==

'''Before You Begin, You'll Need:'''
*The latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. '''NOTE: Acrobat Reader must be installed before Sign and Save.'''
*A Scriptel ScripTouch signature pad.
*The latest version of ScripTouch Sign and Save installed. Need help? Check out the link to our handy guide: '''[[ScripTouch_Sign_and_Save_installation | ScripTouch Sign and Save installation]]'''.

===Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences===

#Open Adobe Reader.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''Menu > then Preferences > Signatures'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''"Creation & Appearance"'' section, click '''"More..."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#For the ''"Default Signing Method,"'' select '''"Scriptel.SignAndSave."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Creation & Appearance" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Preferences" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

===Step 2: Plug in a ScripTouch Signature Pad===

Plug one of our signature pads into your computer to use the software.

===Step 3: Sign a PDF Document===

#Open the Adobe PDF document you want to sign.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#If you don't see the '''"All Tools"''' menu, click the link in the toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Look for '''"Use a Certificate"''' and click it. Expand the list, if you need to.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents icon.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Use your mouse to draw a rectangle where you want to place your digital signature.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Sign on your ScripTouch pad.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click the '''"OK"''' button when you are done signing.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 7.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Adobe Reader will tell you that your signature was successfully applied. Hit '''"OK."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Reader Step 8.png|300x300px]]</div>

'''The document is now saved with the new signature.'''

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Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows

2023-10-17T14:59:21Z

Samuel Lovetro: /* Step 3: Sign a PDF Document */

==Video Tutorials==

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_qVLc8ZMVo</embedvideo>
'''Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows Tutorial'''

==Instructions==

'''Before You Begin, You'll Need:'''
*The latest version of Adobe Acrobat installed. NOTE: Acrobat must be installed before Sign and Save.
*A Scriptel ScripTouch signature pad.
*The latest version of ScripTouch Sign and Save installed. Need help? Check out the link to our handy guide: [[ScripTouch_Sign_and_Save_installation]]

===Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences===

#Open Adobe Acrobat.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''Menu > then Preferences > Signatures'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''"Creation & Appearance"'' section, click '''"More..."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#For the ''"Default Signing Method,"'' select '''"Scriptel.SignAndSave."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Creation & Appearance" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Preferences" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

Sign and Save uses certificates to digitally sign documents. You will want to save the "Digitally Sign" document tool to the Adobe Quick Tools toolbar (feature not available in Adobe Acrobat Reader).

#To do this, open any PDF file.
#Click the '''three dots''' at the bottom of the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 7.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Then, click '''"Customize toolbar."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 8.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Scroll to '''"Use a Certificate,"''' and open the section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 9.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Select the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents tool and add it to the toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 10.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"Save"''' to save your new toolbar. The "Digitally Sign" documents tool was added.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 11.png|300x300px]]</div>

===Step 2: Plug in a ScripTouch Signature Pad===

Plug one of our signature pads into your computer to use the software.

===Step 3: Sign a PDF Document===

#Open the Adobe PDF document you want to sign.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar, click the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents icon (which you added earlier).
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Use your mouse to draw a rectangle where you want to place your digital signature.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Sign on your ScripTouch pad.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click the '''"OK"''' button when you are done signing.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Adobe Reader will tell you that your signature was successfully applied. Hit '''"OK."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

'''The document is now saved with the new signature.'''

Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows

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Samuel Lovetro: /* Step 3: Sign a PDF Document */

==Video Tutorials==

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_qVLc8ZMVo</embedvideo>
'''Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows Tutorial'''

==Instructions==

'''Before You Begin, You'll Need:'''
*The latest version of Adobe Acrobat installed. NOTE: Acrobat must be installed before Sign and Save.
*A Scriptel ScripTouch signature pad.
*The latest version of ScripTouch Sign and Save installed. Need help? Check out the link to our handy guide: [[ScripTouch_Sign_and_Save_installation]]

===Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences===

#Open Adobe Acrobat.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''Menu > then Preferences > Signatures'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''"Creation & Appearance"'' section, click '''"More..."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#For the ''"Default Signing Method,"'' select '''"Scriptel.SignAndSave."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Creation & Appearance" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Preferences" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

Sign and Save uses certificates to digitally sign documents. You will want to save the "Digitally Sign" document tool to the Adobe Quick Tools toolbar (feature not available in Adobe Acrobat Reader).

#To do this, open any PDF file.
#Click the '''three dots''' at the bottom of the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 7.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Then, click '''"Customize toolbar."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 8.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Scroll to '''"Use a Certificate,"''' and open the section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 9.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Select the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents tool and add it to the toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 10.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"Save"''' to save your new toolbar. The "Digitally Sign" documents tool was added.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 11.png|300x300px]]</div>

===Step 2: Plug in a ScripTouch Signature Pad===

Plug one of our signature pads into your computer to use the software.

===Step 3: Sign a PDF Document===

===Step 3: Sign a PDF Document===

#Open the Adobe PDF document you want to sign.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar, click the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents icon (which you added earlier).
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Use your mouse to draw a rectangle where you want to place your digital signature.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Sign on your ScripTouch pad.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click the '''"OK"''' button when you are done signing.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Adobe Reader will tell you that your signature was successfully applied. Hit '''"OK."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Use Acrobat Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

'''The document is now saved with the new signature.'''

File:Use Acrobat Step 6.png

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Install ScripTouch Adobe Reader Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows

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Samuel Lovetro: /* Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences */

==Video Tutorials==

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRhQYn3ACuU</embedvideo>
'''Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Reader Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows Tutorial'''

==Instructions==

'''Before You Begin, You'll Need:'''
*The latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. '''NOTE: Acrobat Reader must be installed before Sign and Save.'''
*A Scriptel ScripTouch signature pad.
*The latest version of ScripTouch Sign and Save installed. Need help? Check out the link to our handy guide: '''[[ScripTouch_Sign_and_Save_installation | ScripTouch Sign and Save installation]]'''.

===Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences===

#Open Adobe Reader.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''Menu > then Preferences > Signatures'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''"Creation & Appearance"'' section, click '''"More..."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#For the ''"Default Signing Method,"'' select '''"Scriptel.SignAndSave."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Creation & Appearance" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Preferences" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Reader Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

===Step 2: Plug in a ScripTouch Signature Pad===

Plug one of our signature pads into your computer to use the software.

===Step 3: Sign a PDF Document===

#Open the Adobe PDF document you want to sign.
#In the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar, click the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents icon.
#Use your mouse to draw a rectangle where you want to place your digital signature.
#Sign on your ScripTouch pad.
#Click the '''"OK"''' button when you are done signing.
#Adobe Reader will tell you that your signature was successfully applied. Hit '''"OK."'''
The document is now saved with the new signature.

File:Install Reader Step 6.png

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Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows

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Samuel Lovetro: /* Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences */

==Video Tutorials==

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_qVLc8ZMVo</embedvideo>
'''Install ScripTouch Adobe Acrobat Plugin and Signing a PDF on Windows Tutorial'''

==Instructions==

'''Before You Begin, You'll Need:'''
*The latest version of Adobe Acrobat installed. NOTE: Acrobat must be installed before Sign and Save.
*A Scriptel ScripTouch signature pad.
*The latest version of ScripTouch Sign and Save installed. Need help? Check out the link to our handy guide: [[ScripTouch_Sign_and_Save_installation]]

===Step 1: Set Adobe Preferences===

#Open Adobe Acrobat.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 1.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''Menu > then Preferences > Signatures'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 2.png|300x300px]]</div>
#In the ''"Creation & Appearance"'' section, click '''"More..."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 3.png|300x300px]]</div>
#For the ''"Default Signing Method,"'' select '''"Scriptel.SignAndSave."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 4.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Creation & Appearance" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 5.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"OK"''' to close the "Preferences" section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 6.png|300x300px]]</div>

Sign and Save uses certificates to digitally sign documents. You will want to save the "Digitally Sign" document tool to the Adobe Quick Tools toolbar (feature not available in Adobe Acrobat Reader).

#To do this, open any PDF file.
#Click the '''three dots''' at the bottom of the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 7.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Then, click '''"Customize toolbar."'''
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 8.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Scroll to '''"Use a Certificate,"''' and open the section.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 9.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Select the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents tool and add it to the toolbar.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 10.png|300x300px]]</div>
#Click '''"Save"''' to save your new toolbar. The "Digitally Sign" documents tool was added.
#:<div style="padding:1rem;">[[File:Install Acrobat Step 11.png|300x300px]]</div>

===Step 2: Plug in a ScripTouch Signature Pad===

Plug one of our signature pads into your computer to use the software.

===Step 3: Sign a PDF Document===

#Open the Adobe PDF document you want to sign.
#In the ''Quick Tools'' toolbar, click the '''"Digitally Sign"''' documents icon.
#Use your mouse to draw a rectangle where you want to place your digital signature.
#Sign on your ScripTouch pad.
#Click the '''"OK"''' button when you are done signing.
#Adobe Reader will tell you that your signature was successfully applied. Hit '''"OK."'''
The document is now saved with the new signature.

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