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Hey everyone, Kevin here. Today I want to show you how you can create an electronic signature directly within Microsoft Word. Iamp;#39;ll show you a few different techniques for creating your signature. They have different quality levels, and you could decide which one you think looks the best. Once we create our signature, Iamp;#39;ll also show you a few ways that you can very quickly and easily then reuse your signature. One of them is by saving it as a transparent PNG, and then Iamp;#39;ll also show you how we could use something called quick parts within Microsoft Word. One thing to call out before we jump into this, today weamp;#39;re creating an electronic signature. Thatamp;#39;s basically an image of your handwritten signature, and that differs from a digital signature, which is a certificate that validates your identity. Thatamp;#39;s out of the scope today. All right, letamp;#39;s jump on the PC and letamp;#39;s create an electronic signature. Her
