helenp was telling us:
helenp nous racontait que :
> We're using templates in Word 2000 stored on our network
> for access by the entire company. Because there are
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> of starting over? Or a better way to approach it? I've
> got a couple hundred forms I can't revise...
Not knowing the details of your setup, may I ask if you have tried just
checking the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" from the Trusted
Publishers tab on the security dialog?
This way, as long as you are dealing with local templates, it should work.

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Tom Winter - 16 Feb 2005 14:25 GMT
What certificate files do you have? I have a .CER, .PVK, and .SPC file. When
I move to a new computer, I use this command line:
pvkimprt Cert.spc Cert.pvk
I then import it into my personal store.
It then shows up in the list in VBA's signing dialog. It's worked for me on
multiple computers. If you don't have those original certificate files
though, you may be out of luck. I've also heard people say the certificate
is linked to the computer is was created on and stuff like that, but I
haven't run into that. I'm not a certificate expert or anything so forgive
me if this doesn't help.

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Tom Winter
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> helenp was telling us:
> helenp nous racontait que :
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> Publishers tab on the security dialog?
> This way, as long as you are dealing with local templates, it should work.