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| | How to get to know an "unknown publisher"? RC1 reports that digitally signed software is from an "unknown publisher". This is irritating when the software concerned was actually written by myself. => So how do I tell Vista that software signed with my own cert is "known"? |
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| | Re: How to get to know an "unknown publisher"? You should be able to do this from the certificates mmc snap-in. - Click start - Type: mmc - Press enter - Click file -> add/remove snap-in - select certificates, click add, select scope and then click finish - click ok - expand certificates in left - I believe the one you want is "Trusted publishers", right-click it, all tasks, import - Follow the wizard -- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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| | Re: How to get to know an "unknown publisher"? is there a way to create your own Certificates ? "Jimmy Brush" wrote: > You should be able to do this from the certificates mmc snap-in. > > - Click start > - Type: mmc > - Press enter > - Click file -> add/remove snap-in > - select certificates, click add, select scope and then click finish > - click ok > - expand certificates in left > - I believe the one you want is "Trusted publishers", right-click it, all > tasks, import > - Follow the wizard > > > -- > - JB > > Windows Vista Support Faq > http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ > |
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