Is it possible to add a signature to a web page?

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Is it possible to add a signature to a web page? I am not talking about a
digital signature, but one that looks like your own signature!
 
You could scan it into an image editing program, resize, optimize and save
as a .gif.
You could also make it with something like a Wacom tablet, but why would you
want to show it.
Eleanor
 
So someone could copy it and paste it on check of course.

| You could scan it into an image editing program, resize, optimize and save
| as a .gif.
| You could also make it with something like a Wacom tablet, but why would
you
| want to show it.
| Eleanor
| | > Is it possible to add a signature to a web page? I am not talking about
a
| > digital signature, but one that looks like your own signature!
|
|
 
Rob said:
So someone could copy it and paste it on check of course.
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Rob,
I wondered what you meant for a little while. Why would someone want to
check a signature? Check it for what ?

Then I realised you meant cheque (English/Australian spelling)

:-))
 
My favourite cheque colour is blu :-)



| Rob Giordano (Crash) wrote:
| > So someone could copy it and paste it on check of course.
|
| Rob,
| I wondered what you meant for a little while. Why would someone want to
| check a signature? Check it for what ?
|
| Then I realised you meant cheque (English/Australian spelling)
|
| :-))
|
| --
| Cheers,
| Trevor L.
| Website: http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
|
|
 
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