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I am using the SelfCert program to create a code signing
Digital Certificate. I need to be able to use this certificate on 2 PCs. Is there anyway to copy this so it will work on both PCs? I tried exporting and importing, but when I try to save the file on the other PC, I get a message that the signature is invalid and is being discarded. This was also cross posted with the Word VBA General forum. |
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Hi Derek,
If you're using Windows 2000 or XP, you should be able to do this through the Microsoft Management Console. From the Run dialog, type MMC and click OK. Select File | Add/Remove Snap-in, then click the Add button. Select Certificates and click the Add button. Select "My User Account", click Finish, then Close, then OK. You should be back at the Console Root now. Expand Certificates - Current User, Expand Personal, and click the Certificates folder. You should see your certificate in the right-hand pane now. Right-click it, select All Tasks -- Export, and follow the wizard. If you want to export the private key also, make sure you protect it with a password. -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] Derek wrote: I am using the SelfCert program to create a code signing Digital Certificate. I need to be able to use this certificate on 2 PCs. Is there anyway to copy this so it will work on both PCs? I tried exporting and importing, but when I try to save the file on the other PC, I get a message that the signature is invalid and is being discarded. This was also cross posted with the Word VBA General forum. |
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Derek,
Your certificate may be in a different branch, so if you don't see it under Personal, try Trusted Root Certificate Authorities or others. You can right-click the main node (Certificates - Current User) and select Find Certificate if you want to search for it. -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] Derek wrote: I am using the SelfCert program to create a code signing Digital Certificate. I need to be able to use this certificate on 2 PCs. Is there anyway to copy this so it will work on both PCs? I tried exporting and importing, but when I try to save the file on the other PC, I get a message that the signature is invalid and is being discarded. This was also cross posted with the Word VBA General forum. |
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Hi Derek,
Haven't tried it, but as along as you use the same name, I "assume" running self cert on the second machine should work. -- John johnf 202 at hotmail dot com "Derek" wrote in message ... | I am using the SelfCert program to create a code signing | Digital Certificate. I need to be able to use this | certificate on 2 PCs. Is there anyway to copy this so it | will work on both PCs? I tried exporting and importing, | but when I try to save the file on the other PC, I get a | message that the signature is invalid and is being | discarded. | | This was also cross posted with the Word VBA General forum. |
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