Can't you just copy your certificate to the other machines as well?

Press <Alt<F11 to go to VBA. Click on Tools, digital Signatures, view
your signature, select copy to file, and then follow the prompts to export it
to a file. Mail this to the other user.
To import, left click on the attachemnt, select open. Now click on the set
contact trust button. When the Import Contact Settings box appears, check
the first two option boxes and click OK, and OK out.

Now open the signed project, select the imported signature, and sign. You
can now make changes on the user's PC
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HTH

Kassie

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"Michelle" wrote:

Can anyone reccomend an affordable way to sign my macros?

Self-cert is no good for me as the tick-box to "always trust content
from..." is only available on the machine it was created on.

But I can only find certificates that cost hundreds of dollars a year.

I'm happy to pay for a certificate, but they seem VERY expensive for what
I'm going to use them for. AND they only last for a year.

Have I missed something? Is there a longer lasting one, or a cheaper
alternative? Or can I do something to enable the "Always trust content
from..." tick box so that I could use the self-cert option?

All input vey gratefully received

Thanks

M