DefaultInstructions

SignatureLine.DefaultInstructions property

Gets or sets a value indicating that default instructions is shown in the Sign dialog. Default value for this property is true.

public bool DefaultInstructions { get; set; }

Examples

Shows how to create a line for a signature and insert it into a document.

Document doc = new Document();
DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc);

SignatureLineOptions options = new SignatureLineOptions
{
    AllowComments = true,
    DefaultInstructions = true,
    Email = "john.doe@management.com",
    Instructions = "Please sign here",
    ShowDate = true,
    Signer = "John Doe",
    SignerTitle = "Senior Manager"
};

// Insert a shape that will contain a signature line, whose appearance we will
// customize using the "SignatureLineOptions" object we have created above.
// If we insert a shape whose coordinates originate at the bottom right hand corner of the page,
// we will need to supply negative x and y coordinates to bring the shape into view.
Shape shape = builder.InsertSignatureLine(options, RelativeHorizontalPosition.RightMargin, -170.0,
        RelativeVerticalPosition.BottomMargin, -60.0, WrapType.None);

Assert.That(shape.IsSignatureLine, Is.True);

// Verify the properties of our signature line via its Shape object.
SignatureLine signatureLine = shape.SignatureLine;

Assert.That(signatureLine.Email, Is.EqualTo("john.doe@management.com"));
Assert.That(signatureLine.Signer, Is.EqualTo("John Doe"));
Assert.That(signatureLine.SignerTitle, Is.EqualTo("Senior Manager"));
Assert.That(signatureLine.Instructions, Is.EqualTo("Please sign here"));
Assert.That(signatureLine.ShowDate, Is.True);
Assert.That(signatureLine.AllowComments, Is.True);
Assert.That(signatureLine.DefaultInstructions, Is.True);

doc.Save(ArtifactsDir + "Shape.SignatureLine.docx");

See Also

SignatureLine.AllowComments SignatureLine.Email