Re: How to get Digital Certificate for Outlook 2007?
- From: mhouston <mhouston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2008 23:03:00 -0800
David,
Go into the IE settings (Internet Options/Content-Certificates). From there
you can import your cert from Thawte or any other provider; then it will be
availabe for configuration in Outlook 2007. <sarcasm>Big thanks to MS for
the straight forward answer on that one.</sarcasm>
-mhouston
"David F" wrote:
Thank you. I had ended up using an XP machine to generate the certficate..
But I get a certificate called "mycert.spc". When I try to import it into
Outlook 2007 I don't seem to get the certificate. Any ideas? TIA
"Kristin L. Griffin" <KristinLGriffin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:F6B846C4-AEAE-4498-AEC8-AAFDDD0A7086@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Check this link out and see if it helps:
http://search.thawte.com/thawte/resultDisplay.do?gotoLink=560&docType=1006&contextId=1300%3A560.588&clusterName=DefaultCluster&contentId=04c65e90-d9f1-4b94-973d-8dfa10952d18&responseId=7bdaab7569ffe6d8%3Afacf0b%3A117b1902fe9%3A19d0&groupId=1&answerGroup=1&score=897&page=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.thawte.com%2Fthawte%2Fsolution.jsp%3Fid%3D%2Fvs40641.xhtml&result=0&excerpt=Error%3A+%26quot%3B424+Object+required%26quot%3B&resultType=5002
The Solution ID: vs40641 Hope that helps!
Kristin
"David F" wrote:
With the Verisign it only has instructions for older versions of Outlook,
not Outlook 2007.
With Thawte, I tried that before and again just now and on the generate
private key page it gives me an error message. It wants to install the
activeX control. It first says Object 424 required...
It says please select the CSP from the list below but the dropdown box
doesn't have anything in it.
It then says the 1024 key generation has failed, would you like to try
512
instead.
It then says would you like to run activeX control Microsoft Active
Directory Certificate Services....I click install and it fails....
I'm using Vista...are you? My problem may be due to:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922706
I'll check more tomorrow...thanks, David
"Kristin Griffin" <kristin.l.griffin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OIHFs4tXIHA.4696@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I got a Thawte email certificate and can use it to sign and encrypt
email.
Here is the link:
http://www.thawte.com/secure-email/personal-email-certificates/index.html?click=main-nav-products-email
At the bottom is a link to get started.
I also created a verisign 60 trial cert which I am going to test out.
If
it works, then I will let you know.
What problems did you have with the Verisign cert?
"David F" <dfumento@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:633A3A04-2D52-4656-BFC9-25803C62F3A0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi, I used to use a Verisign certificate for Outlook 2003 that I paid
$20/year for. When I try to obtain a similar certificate for Outlook
2007
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/EY010504841033.aspx
It offers only two providers both of which charge $360/year per
person.
I tried to get the versign ID to work without luck. Does anyone know
of
any other solution that would work and have tried it? TIA
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