Hi EDoner,

You might have given the password at the time when you created the digital signature.

If you have forgotten the password, then you can create new digital signature and this time make sure to remember your password or write it somewhere.

To create new digital signature do the following:

1. While you want to apply your digital signature, it provides you a "Sign Document" dialog which has a "Sign As" dropdown list at the top in which your previous digital signature appears by default" and below it there is a "Password" field.

2.You should select "New ID..." from the "Sign As" dropdown list and it will open a new window "Add Digital ID"

.Select the Radio button " A new Digital ID I want to create now" and click next.

3. Now select the radio button "New PKCS#12 Digital ID file" and click next.

4. Enter the required details and follow the actions to complete the process and click next/Ok.

5.Now it will ask you the location to store new Digital signature file (.pfx file, default path selected is like : "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Adobe\Acrobat\10.0\Security\ " you can also change this location if you like by clicking at the "Browse".

6. Now enter the password in two places as instructed. (This time write it somewhere so you dont forget ).

7. Now onward you can use this digital signature for signing the files.( If you have more then one digital signatures then you will have to select this one from the Sign As dropdown list mentioned in 1st step while applying signatures.)

You can delete your old digital signature file (.pfx file) whose password you have forgotten, this will also be in the same default location, if you had not changed the path during creation of that digital signature.

I hope this information will be helpful.

Thanks.

1. Adobe Acrobat X Pro

2. Windows 7, SP 1, 32-bit

3.  see below

This happens on small screens with some resolutions when the bottom part of the dialog with the second (re-enter) password field just drops off and is invisible.