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README.md

@@ -4,13 +4,23 @@ A Java client library for using the [Swisscom All-in Signing Service (AIS)](http
 to sign and/or timestamp PDF documents. The library can be used either as a project dependency or as a command-line tool for batch operations. 
 It relies on the [Apache PDFBox](https://pdfbox.apache.org/) library for PDF processing.
 
+## Demo Video: PDFBox Client vs. old iText Client
+
+* https://swisscom-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/p/mike_sauerer/EWG7R_eMLh5Fk-zfgpmkYpwBzw91gfNLOrnTi01XBhNJ_A?e=iCKZUi
+
+or alternativelly if you cannot access the first link, you need to download the raw video file using the following link.
+
+* https://github.com/SwisscomTrustServices/pdfbox-ais/blob/main/Demo_Video_PDFBox%20client%20vs.%20old%20iText%20Client.mp4
+
 ## Getting started
 
 To start using the Swisscom AIS service and this client library, do the following:
-1. [Get authentication details to use with the AIS client](docs/get-authentication-details.md).   
-2. [Build or download the AIS client binary package](docs/build-or-download.md)
-3. [Configure the AIS client for your use case](docs/configure-the-AIS-client.md)
-4. Use the AIS client, either [programmatically](docs/use-the-AIS-client-programmatically.md) or from the [command line](docs/use-the-AIS-client-via-CLI.md)
+
+1. Read the most frequent asked question when doing a POC. https://github.com/SwisscomTrustServices/AIS-Postman-Samples/blob/main/docs/Q-%26-A-all-topics-English.md
+3. [Get authentication details to use with the AIS client](docs/get-authentication-details.md).   
+4. [Build or download the AIS client binary package](docs/build-or-download.md)
+5. [Configure the AIS client for your use case](docs/configure-the-AIS-client.md)
+6. Use the AIS client, either [programmatically](docs/use-the-AIS-client-programmatically.md) or from the [command line](docs/use-the-AIS-client-via-CLI.md)
 
 Other topics of interest might be:
 * [On PAdES Long Term Validation support](docs/pades-long-term-validation.md)

docs/get-authentication-details.md

@@ -4,9 +4,13 @@ This section walks you through the process. For reference, you can have a look
 at the documentation available for [Swisscom Trust Services (AIS included)](https://trustservices.swisscom.com/en/downloads/) and, more specifically, to the
 [Reference Guide for AIS](http://documents.swisscom.com/product/1000255-Digital_Signing_Service/Documents/Reference_Guide/Reference_Guide-All-in-Signing-Service-en.pdf).
 
-The authentication between an AIS client and the AIS service relies on TLS client authentication. Therefore, you need a certificate
-that is enrolled on the Swisscom AIS side. For these steps, a local installation of [OpenSSL](https://www.openssl.org/) is needed
-(for Windows, the best option is to use the one that comes with GIT for Windows (see _<git>/usr/bin/openssl.exe_)).
+# AIS Test Account
+* Using the following link you can request a free All-in Signing Service test account, which is valid for 90 days: 
+* http://documents.swisscom.com/product/filestore/lib/920aa2d3-d413-4776-8630-5ee9b06587b7/OrderTestaccount-en.pdf 
+* The authentication between an AIS client and the AIS service relies on TLS client authentication. 
+* Therefore, you need a certificate that is enrolled on the Swisscom AIS side. 
+* For these steps, a local installation of [OpenSSL](https://www.openssl.org/) is needed.
+* Note, for Windows users, the best option is to use the one that comes with GIT for Windows (see _<git>/usr/bin/openssl.exe_)).
 
 Generate first a private key:
 ```shell