Sign on the Digital Line By Jerry Broadus, PLS, Esq.
Users can also customize the look and size of their actual signature prior to approval.
Modern surveying practically demands the creation and use of digital drawings. This work product is then saved, archived and often transferred to our client in digital form. Generally, in a few words, the paper copy fulfills certain legal or administrative requirements, and provides some protection against unauthorized alteration of the document after it leaves our control. If the electronic version differs from the paper original, the paper version prevails. This supposedly provides some protection from the temptation to make unapproved changes to the computer version of the drawing.