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terry@venus.sunquest.com (Terry R. Friedrichsen) writes:

>Our company has the need to include the signatures of folks who are
>authorized to sign things into PostScript documents.  For some reason,
>our senior VP is unwilling to spend two or three days signing his name
>1500 times on all copies of a mailing.  I don't pretend to understand
>why not, but to avoid this, he has asked me to find out about converting
>his signature so it can be printed directly on the PostScript document.

Technical solutions are possible and sexy I guess, but it begs the question:
Why don't you get him to manually sign *one* copy of it, and then photocopy
it for the rest of the 1499?  Surely it would be easier and faster to
do your production run on a photocopier than many hours on the poor little
printer.  Besides, I don't think I'd like having my signature on line in
such a convenient format for duplication.
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