This demo requires that the images in this zip get copied to the following folder - c:\lcd4x3.

Optionally, you can change the path to the image files in the javascript source.

Finally, the SigString obtained in this demo is cryptographically bound using the AutoKey calls and EncryptionMode=2. The returnsignature.htm file in this demo shows how to return the cryptographically-bound SigString to SigPlus to be rendered again.

The canned SigString in the returnsignature.htm demo represents a signature bound using the exact code from the LCD4X3DemoAppJS.htm demo, namely:

       //*****************************************
       //there is a signature, so you are now ready to get it back to send to the server
       //This next bit of code places the signature as a long ASCII string into
       //the strSignature variable. You can pass the sig string back as you would any other
       //string data
       //you can also use the AutoKey calls and EncryptionMode property to cryptographically bind the SigString
       //before getting it back
       SigPlus1.AutoKeyStart();
       SigPlus1.AutoKeyData = "This is sample data to which I will bind the signature";
       SigPlus1.AutoKeyData = "I can add as much as I like";
       SigPlus1.AutoKeyFinish();
       SigPlus1.EncryptionMode = 2;
       SigPlus1.SigCompressionMode = 1;
       strSignature = SigPlus1.SigString; //now pull signature out as ASCII hex string
       alert("Here is the SigString: " + strSignature);
       //*****************************************

For your own application, you will want to:

1. Use the SigString you originally captured given your own application
2. Use the AutoKeyData property settings that you actually use in your application
