Signatures > Verification – Control how and when signatures are verified > More… The following is where this setting is located: Having to revisit this issue again recently with the client, it looks like Adobe Reader DC now provides enabling the application to trust the Windows Certificate Store / Certificates (Local Computer). During the time when I wrote the blog post above, I was unable to find a way to enable the version of Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader to trust the Windows Certificate Store (Certificates (Local Computer) so I provided a not as efficient workaround that isn’t very efficient. … to allow users to sign Adobe PDF documents with user certificates generated by an internal trusted Microsoft Certificate Authority.
I recently had a client who used my previous post: Digitally signing Adobe Acrobat PDF documents with Microsoft Certificate Authority Certificates
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