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About Certificates and digital signing

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Beginner - 05 Jun 2007 17:42 GMT
I am trying to make a digital signature for a Zip Package using the packaging
facility provided in .NET 3.0 . But the problem is that i need a certificate
to use it, can i use a personal certificate, just for test before buying a
true certificate. If so can someone tell me how to get or make a personal
certificate?
GeezerButler - 06 Jun 2007 05:12 GMT
On Jun 5, 9:42 pm, Beginner <Begin...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> I am trying to make a digital signature for a Zip Package using the packaging
> facility provided in .NET 3.0 . But the problem is that i need a certificate
> to use it, can i use a personal certificate, just for test before buying a
> true certificate. If so can someone tell me how to get or make a personal
> certificate?

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dbgrick - 06 Jun 2007 15:14 GMT
You need to obtain a certificate from one of the authorized certificate
issuing sources.  You can create a test cert, but you really need a real one
to distribute your app.  You can go to Verisign to check out the procedure,
or search msdn.

Rick D.
Contractor

> I am trying to make a digital signature for a Zip Package using the packaging
> facility provided in .NET 3.0 . But the problem is that i need a certificate
> to use it, can i use a personal certificate, just for test before buying a
> true certificate. If so can someone tell me how to get or make a personal
> certificate?

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