(If I didn't use a Mac DocuSign would kill me completely - my only workaround is to open PDFs in Preview, flatten them to remove the DocuSign embedded crap, then export back into Acrobat to re-add the remaining signature fields. From the drop-down menu select the Signature option. If you're just signing on the dotted line and it doesn't need to go to anyone else, do what works, but otherwise please keep in mind the people downstream of you. From the ribbon on the New Messages window select the Signature icon.
What's the end use case? I ask because I often send out PDFs for signature, with signature fields or form fields embedded, and anyone using DocuSign or an Apple-native app blows my workflow out of the water (DocuSign can read Adobe-compatible signatures but won't write to them, and "helpfully" removes all non-DocuSign signature blocks, so I can't take a signed PDF and pass to the next person who needs to sign - Preview or an iOS equivalent turns form fields into something that can only be read by Preview, eliminating export options from within an Acrobat workflow, and again kills any existing Adobe-compatible signature fields) can you sign a PDF in Dropbox? Might eliminate one step. Office apps on iOS seem to work pretty well with DropBox.
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