Yes, it is correct to say "append a signature." The term "append" means to add something, so when used in the context of signing a document, it implies adding your signature at the end or to the bottom of the text. However, it is more common to simply say "sign" a document.
No. Your signature is your name, nothing else. When you set your name out at the end of a letter - in type - you append the initials, if you wish to, or if the letter deserves it.
If by forms, you mean the six voice libraries that make up the Miku Append product, then they are: Append Dark Append Light Append Soft Append Solid Append Sweet Append Vivid
Parent's signature. This is the possessive of signature (the parent owns it).
The word append is a verb. Append means to add or to annex.
The origin of append is Latin, appendere.
That is the correct spelling of the noun "signature" (autograph, or adjective for connected with an individual).
The correct spelling is "signature". It is spelled with an "-ature" at the end, not "-iture".
We thought it best to append a note to the letter
The past tense of append is appended.
The word "append" is a synonym of "attach," with regards to documents. An example of a sentence using the word "append" is "She directed the paralegal to append the document with the additional information. "
Yes, please send over the document for review and signature.
"append" command is used to append new records to a dbf file. You can "append blank" or you can "append from" another existing database file. Conditions can be specified while appending, eg; append from <filename> for <condition> (or) append while <condition>. Append can also be done from non dbf files, such as delimited text files.