I bought a Tablet a few months ago after doing some research, to all who
are considering one read on....

Someone wrote: "It is nice to be able to sign contracts on your tablet, I mean it would be nice if it were possible. Unfortunately the software has not caught up with the tablet functions, so the fields in the contracts where the signatures go is not set up to receive input, so you can't sign on your tablet."
 
Although the fields aren't set up to accept signatures, the Tablet will allow you to sign the documents. 

Here's how: 

1.  Prepare your document as you normally would in your computer.
2.  'Print' the document to the 'Journal Note Writer' printer.
3.  When it comes up, have your clients use the 'pen' provided with the Tablet to sign and initial.
4.  Save the document (just in case you ever need an 'original').
5.  Now print the document as you normally would or print it to something like CutePDF Writer (www.cutepdf.com) if you want to send the document to someone else. 

If you do have a program like CutePDF Writer, in step four above print the document to PDF format then delete the 'original'.  Never send the original .jnl file to someone else as it is possible to 'cut & paste' a signature graphic. 

Pat Hallesy