PortableSigner A signing (with X.509 certificates) program for PDF files.
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A signing (with X.509 certificates) program for PDF files. PortableSigner is a signing (with X.509 certificates) program for PDF files. It's platform independent and runs under Linux, Windows (2000, XP, Vista) and Mac OS X.Command-line ModusYou can use the following command-line parameter:pfp$ java -jar PortableSigner.jar -husage: PortableSigner -c < arg > Comment under signature block (text) -f If this is set, the document is NOT finalized -h Help (this page) -n Without GUI -o < arg > Outputfile (PDF) -p < arg > Signaturepassword -s < arg > Signaturefile (P12) -t < arg > Inputfile (PDF)pfp$For the example above the following commandline is required:pfp$ java -jar PortableSigner.jar -n -t /Users/pfp/Desktop/unsigned.pdf -o /Users/pfp/Desktop/signed.pdf -s /Users/pfp/Desktop/pfp.p12 -p MySecretPasswordDocument/Users/pfp/Desktop/signed.pdfis generated and signed!pfp$The switch "-n" turns the GUI off. In all other cases the GUI is invoked to support macro mode calling! Requirements: · Java 2 Standard Edition Runtime Environment · one PKCS#12 file with your personal digital X.509 certificate What's New in This Release: · Preview buttons · polish localization · In commandline mode it is possible to sign encrypted documents · In commandline mode it is possible to work with a password file · The document has not to be finalized. With this option it is possible to sign multiple times. Only the last signer has to finalize the document. · The localization method for the signature block has been altered. So it's easier to add new languages (see Translation.txt). · There's the possibility to make an "intranet" build for easier deployment in intranets (see HowTo-InternalUse.txt). · The signature block is now in conformance with the Austrina e-government rules.

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