The signature with proper date and time is printed correctly in the pdf file. "C:\Program Files\docPrint Pro v5.0\doc2pdf.exe" -s ShowOfficeUI=1 -i C:\input.rtf -o C:\output.pdfĬan you work see "Topaz signature pad" correctly in output PDF file by above command line? I guess "Topaz signature pad" doesn't work if doc2pdf.exe convert your RTF file to PDF file at background, Is there something you can do with the code so that it reads the signature, just as your docprint pdf driver is doing?īecause doc2pdf.exe command line is using MS Office OLE technology to convert RTF file to PDF file, so it should support all functions in the MS Word product. Electronic Medical Records has to be legally valid. Pasting an image is not legally valid electronic signature as far as I know, as the same signature can be pasted anywhere and it does not have time and date elements. This is true electronic signature that is legally valid as it is with time and date stamp and if you change any thing in the rtf document, the signature will disappear. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have question on this. Is it possible for you to change the "Topaz signature pad" to an image and insert the image into RTF file before you run doc2pdf.exe to convert this RTF file to PDF file from command line? I think this solution will solve the problem when you convert RTF file to PDF file from command line, if possible, you may give it a try. Would you please look into this and recommend the solution as the signature is extremely important to me with Electronic Medical records. Adobe Acrobat, DocPrint Driver and docPrint virtual printer seem to print out signature with date and time stamp but not the command line one. When you print out, the conversion by command line does not show the signature as shown in the above attached file #4.
rtf file using application provided by Topaz. I am using Topaz signature pad and client sign in.
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