How to make an electronic signature on your mobile phone

The steps to make an electronic signature on a mobile phone are as follows:

Tools/materials: iPhonexr, iOS15.1, WPSv11.17.1.

1. First click on the memo, and then enter the memo page. Or you can prepare paper and pen. Prepare a piece of paper and a pen.

2. Click to write a memo and create a new memo. Or you can write the name on the paper and write the name on the paper with a pen.

3. Click the brush and write your name in the blank space of the document. Or you can open the camera, click Camera, take a photo of the written name, and crop the photo to a suitable size.

4. Take a screenshot of the name page and cut the screenshot to a suitable size to create an electronic signature.

The main uses of memos:

1. Personal memos

In today’s stressful era filled with fierce competition, everyone is busy with life With. Children have to attend various tutoring classes to develop many special skills and complete homework assigned by the school. Older children have heavier learning tasks and strive to get into a good school. In our busy and trivial daily life, there are many things that need to be memorized. Work.

But human memory is limited. We need something that can remind and arrange our work. How to handle and arrange tasks in an orderly manner and complete the most urgent and important things within a limited time. Memos are very important. is particularly important to us.

2. Company memorandum

During the negotiation process between the buyer and the seller, a certain degree of understanding, understanding and agreement are reached on certain matters, and this understanding, understanding and agreement are expressed as a memorandum. Record it in a form that will serve as a reference for further negotiations and reaching a final agreement, and as a basis for future transactions and cooperation between the two parties. But it is not legally binding.

3. Diplomatic memorandum

A detailed explanation of a specific issue and the arguments or rebuttals based on it to facilitate the other party's memory or verification. Make your verbal statements clear and avoid misunderstandings.