How Can I Scan a Document And Save It as a PDF Using Linux Os?

How can I scan a document and save it as a PDF using Linux OS?

Mac OS Preview is a capable software for viewing and modifying PDF documents. Although less commonly used, you can use this tool to sign PDF documents as well. You also have the option of using an online e-signature service (such as Signaturely) that does not care about your operating system. Mac OS Preview You can access the document signing function on Mac OS Preview under "Show Markup Toolbar." To access this setting, open your document in the program and click on "View." You will find the desired setting near the bottom of this drop-down menu. In the new toolbar, you can create a signature that you will use to sign the PDF documents. The tool for creating new signatures has an icon that looks like a signature. See the screenshot below to recognize it better. Now, you can start signing your documents with the signature you have just created. Signing documents with this browser-based service is very easy. First, you must sign up for a free account at its website. Then, you need to create your signature. After that, prepare the document that you want to sign. Once you are done, you can use your previously created signature to sign the document. Unlike Mac OS Preview, you can send the document to others to have them sign the document. Furthermore, the recipient does not need to have an e-signature account to sign your document, making the process exceptionally convenient. You can send up to 3 such requests with the free account, which should be enough for your needs. If you must send more signature requests, you can upgrade to a paid subscription as well. It is still great since you cannot send signature requests with Mac OS Preview.