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LibreOffice Signed PDF Assignment Primer Tutorial<\/p><\/div>\n

The “means to an end” are what gives you an end result, and in Information Technology there are, so very often, more than one way to achieve a result. Please be skeptical of people who tell you there is only one way to do things. It might be true, but a lot of the time, it is not only false, but there is very often a way to achieve the result free of charge, but perhaps supporting the relevant developers with a donation.<\/p>\n

The topic of our “means to an end” today is the digital signing of an assignment without having to resort to any scanning. Although not tied down as to format we end up preferring to submit our assignment as a PDF document, because of its Document Fidelity<\/a> advantages.<\/p>\n

At this juncture, then, let’s take you through the document “forms” of our “signed” assignment. It started out as a …<\/p>\n