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Mark Andrews
I understand this is not really an Access issue but when I started to search
about this issue I kept seeing Access MVPs
so here goes. I have an Access2007 runtime application that I use Sagekey
to build an EXE file. The app runs fine when installed.
I just want to code sign the EXE to get rid of that IE message. Some users
are afraid to run the EXE install program because of this message.
I have not gone down the road to buy a cert and attach it to an EXE, any
tips are appreciated on the best steps to approach this.
I was looking at:
http://www.globalsign.com/code-signing/
Thought it made sense to get some advice from others before I jump in and
buy a cert and figure out how to use it.
I didn't see attaching the cert as part of SageKey product, and having
trouble getting a response from SageKey.
Apologize ahead of time if this is pretty easy (guessing you buy it and run
a command line on something to attach it and done).
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On a separate note I have another client that uses an Access2007 app that he
wants to install manually (without an install package) and needs to have the
best level of security money can buy. What types of code signing/protection
can I do for this application (other than setting a trusted location)?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
about this issue I kept seeing Access MVPs
so here goes. I have an Access2007 runtime application that I use Sagekey
to build an EXE file. The app runs fine when installed.
I just want to code sign the EXE to get rid of that IE message. Some users
are afraid to run the EXE install program because of this message.
I have not gone down the road to buy a cert and attach it to an EXE, any
tips are appreciated on the best steps to approach this.
I was looking at:
http://www.globalsign.com/code-signing/
Thought it made sense to get some advice from others before I jump in and
buy a cert and figure out how to use it.
I didn't see attaching the cert as part of SageKey product, and having
trouble getting a response from SageKey.
Apologize ahead of time if this is pretty easy (guessing you buy it and run
a command line on something to attach it and done).
---------------------------------------
On a separate note I have another client that uses an Access2007 app that he
wants to install manually (without an install package) and needs to have the
best level of security money can buy. What types of code signing/protection
can I do for this application (other than setting a trusted location)?
Thanks in advance,
Mark