Move the PDF Studio dialogs to the side to enter your password.įrom now on, the signature ID on your smart card should displays on the signature list and allow you to sign the document. Note: Due to a bug on Mac the dialog will appear behind the PDF Studio window. You will be prompted to enter the password for your token. Click browse and select the “config.cfg” which we created in step 4.Ĩ. Click “Browse” button under “Additional IDs” sectionħ. Open PDF Studio, go to Preferences -> Digital IDs.Ħ. If you’re using “sourceforge smartcard service” for MAC, you will need to install the opensource package ‘OpenSC’ for mac and configure your “config.cfg” with “library =/Library/OpenSC/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so”ĥ. Library = /usr/local/lib/libeTPkcs11.dylib Using any text editor, create a configuration file (see below example), and save it with the name “config.cfg” or you can download from HERE: name = "Safenet eToken 5100" Go to /usr/local/lib and verify that “libeTPkcs11.dylib” is located in the directoryĤ. Install the SafeNet Authentication Clientsoftware.
Plug the USB Smart Card/Token into your computerĢ. To sign PDF online, click on the document, select a signature type, create your electronic signature, and add it to the document. The PDF will be displayed in our preview tool. In this example, we used Safenet eToken 5100 on MacOS Sierra, different devices might have different setup.ġ. Simply drag and drop your PDF into the area above or click on the link to choose your file. You can see the setup below as a reference. Starting in PDF Studio 11.0.4, we allow users to sign a document using their USB Smart Card.
Can I do that using PDF Studio on my Mac system?Ī: Yes, you can. Q: I need to sign PDF documents with my USB Smart Card.
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