Ok, this is a follow up post to the post about Sign my Pad.
This is the link to Get the App in the Market Click that, and you will go straight there.
As you know, Sign my pad, is one of the apps that allows you to collect a digital signature. Now you know where to get it too.
Terkel, I don't have a tablet yet since my netbook serves me well...but when the time comes for me to get one, I'm sure I'll appreciate all the cool apps that will have surfaced by then!
Michelle,
this one is probably one of the ØslickerØ apps for signature, most of the ones you have are really Annotation apps (Repligo and ezPDF comes to mind), they can be used for signing, ut that is a sideline for them.
The one app I REALLY like is SIGNificant (FREE), but it still has a few short comings, there is no date option to insert a date, you have to handwrite it... And it takes a LONG time to open files.
All this is already on the devs plate, I talk to them regularly... Because that app is also the only one that will open a secure pdf (no other app has that functionality).
The secure layer is important, as all our forms come wiht security, being able to open that, allows you to save a zip form from your tablet and open and sign it right there - without all the other steps.
For signing, I use Sign my Pad and SIGNificant all the time, hardly any other app.
Leilani, I hear you, I work off a 13" Ultralight... It is my preferred size laptop, has been for years (I used to travel and develop software, so it was a good size for planes)...
The BIG reason I like the tablets is that I can sign my documents right there, and deliver signed copies to my clients immediately - oh and not cut down any trees...
Interesting, Terkel, I have a Galaxy Tab and will get this app. Thanks for the tip.
Toni, I think you will get good millage out of it. I just signed an offer tonight, my client asked me where all the paper was...
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