Digital Certificate Error

S

Stan

I am having an issue with using SelfCert generated digital certificates. I
have created several and none work. Every time I try to save a macro (word,
excel, outlook) I get an error There was something wrong with the digital
certificate. The VBA project could not be signed. The signature will be
discarded.

I have:
- installed the certificate din the Trusted Root store (in fact, it is
listed as a trusted certificate in the properties)
- I've added it to the Trusted Publishers

It was working and recently stopped. Unfortunately, the changes to my
system are numerous since it last worked and I noticed certificates had
stopped working, but the key ones are:
- I set up a Windows Home Server on my system
- I tried out Groove (and uninstalled it)
- I have Live Mesh running

I've been looking at other posts and trying the solution there with no luck…
I was hoping someone here could help me out.

Thanks,

Stan
 
B

Barb Reinhardt

Have you made changes to the code since you originally signed it? If so,
you'll need to resign it.
 
H

Harald Staff

You are saying "Every time I try to save a macro"... Doesn't matter whether
you changed anything or not.
When you do this on a different computer than the one with the original
certificate, then this is the behavior, and you must sign it again.

Best wishes Harald
 
S

Stan

The macros are on the same computer and I have not changed them. The digital
certificates that were working, stopped adn any new ones created, don't work.
 
B

Bob L.

Stan said:
The macros are on the same computer and I have not changed them. The digital
certificates that were working, stopped adn any new ones created, don't work.

I had a similar problem in Outlook and discovered that it was due to a
missing reference. I added a reference to "Microsoft Visual Basic for
Applications Extensibility..." and that fixed it.
 

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