DocumentBase.Signatures Property
Definition
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Gets a SignatureSet that represents the digital signatures for the document.
public:
property Microsoft::Office::Core::SignatureSet ^ Signatures { Microsoft::Office::Core::SignatureSet ^ get(); };public Microsoft.Office.Core.SignatureSet Signatures { get; }member this.Signatures : Microsoft.Office.Core.SignatureSetPublic ReadOnly Property Signatures As SignatureSetProperty Value
A SignatureSet that represents the digital signatures for the document.
Examples
The following code example displays the Signatures dialog box, with which you can add a digital signature to the document. To use this example, run it from the ThisDocument class in a document-level project.
private void DocumentSignatures()
{
this.Signatures.Add();
}
Private Sub DocumentSignatures()
Me.Signatures.Add()
End Sub
Remarks
To digitally sign Microsoft Office Word documents and verify other signatures in them, you need the Microsoft CryptoAPI and a unique digital signature certificate. The CryptoAPI is installed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 and higher. You can obtain a digital signature certificate from a certification authority.