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PDF Document API - How to sign PDF documents with a certificate stored on a user's hardware device

The DevExpress PDF Document API library allows you to retrieve a certificate from a hardware device (Windows certificate store, SmartCard, USB Token, etc.). This example demonstrates how to use a certificate stored on a user's machine. You can also adapt this solution to sign documents using certificates from any physical store.

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First, you need to obtain a certificate from a Windows certificate store. In this example, the System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2UI class is used to display a system dialog for viewing and selecting an X.509 certificate. Create a Pkcs7Signer object using the Pkcs7Signer(X509Certificate2) constructor and pass the retrieved certificate to it. Use this class to sign a PDF document.

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