Security Warning opening Access 2003 db

[TC]

Brendan Reynolds wrote:

(snip)

When answering a support call from an end-user, two of the first questions
we ask are 'what version of Windows are you using?' and 'what version of
Office are you using?'. Many times users have replied 'Windows 97' and
'Office 98'.

It's when they answer 'Redhat' and 'open plan' that you have to start
worrying

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[Guest]

Joan-
I have built a MS Access database that I wish to sell among educators and
families that home school. My question is: How do I go about getting this
database certified for sell? Are you authorized to do this. If not, where
can I go to get my daabase digitally signed?

Thank you,

Gary

 

[Guest]

Joan-
I have built a MS Access database that I wish to sell among educators and
families that home school. My question is: How do I go about getting this
database certified for sell? Are you authorized to do this. If not, where
can I go to get my daabase digitally signed?

Thank you,

Gary

 

[Joan Wild]

Joan-
I have built a MS Access database that I wish to sell among educators and
families that home school. My question is: How do I go about getting this
database certified for sell? Are you authorized to do this. If not,
where
can I go to get my daabase digitally signed?

You would need to buy a code signing certificate from companies that provide
them. Here's a couple of sources.

http://www.globalsign.net/digital_certificate/objectsign/index.cfm
http://www.verisign.com/products-services/security-services/code-signing/index.htmlHowever, as an individual (as opposed to a corporation), you will not likelybe able to get one.--Joan WildMicrosoft Access MVP