Judy

Since we don't know what exercise 7 refers to, hard to tell what steps you
have taken.

KB Article on certificates, including SelfCert.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;288985

After you get the certificate created you can check its properties. It will
be "untrusted".

To make it into a Trusted Certificate you must open the Microsoft Management
Console(Windows XP) by StartRun "mmc"(no quotes).

FileAdd/Remove Snap-inCertificates.

Your new certificate will be under the Personal category.

Copy and paste it into the Trusted Certificates category. Ignore the alerts
and click Yes.

These selfcerts are machine-specific but can be used for multiple files.

Close out MMC and open Excel and your workbook.

ToolsOptionsSecurityDigital SignaturesAdd. Add the signature.

Then you hit ALT + F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor.

ToolsDigital Signatures follow steps to sign the project.

Save file and close it.

Next time you open you should get the pop-up screen allowing you to "always
trust" checkbox.

Works for me on Windows XP SP2(as well as SP1)


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 00:40:02 -0800, "Judy"
wrote:

In exercise 7, of create a certificate and use it to sign, it tells me to
add my certificate as a trusted publisher. When I follow the steps to do this
I don't get a security warning. Why is that?