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Sam Collett
How can you install a certificate, then allow all templates that are
signed with that certificate to be trusted to run macros?
I can do it by installing the certificate first, reducing the security
settings to Medium then when loading the signed template enabling
macros.
However, this is just for the currently logged in user. I wish to do
this for all users.
Can this be done via the command prompt? I assume you can use certmgr,
with the .cer file as a parameter, but how do you do it so it installs
for the all users (i.e. Local Computer) and then set it up so that
anyone who logs in can run macros (without resorting to reducing
security settings and then enabling macros)?
Would like to do this via batch file, using RunAs if not logged in as
admin.
signed with that certificate to be trusted to run macros?
I can do it by installing the certificate first, reducing the security
settings to Medium then when loading the signed template enabling
macros.
However, this is just for the currently logged in user. I wish to do
this for all users.
Can this be done via the command prompt? I assume you can use certmgr,
with the .cer file as a parameter, but how do you do it so it installs
for the all users (i.e. Local Computer) and then set it up so that
anyone who logs in can run macros (without resorting to reducing
security settings and then enabling macros)?
Would like to do this via batch file, using RunAs if not logged in as
admin.