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Lenaraiwa
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Hi all, Hope you can help as i am not sure how to proceed.
i had been running outlook 365 x32 and had created a VB script to bcc an email address when i sent from a particular account. i had created a digital signature using selfcert and it was running fine.
Then i was running into problems with Excel because my datasheets were to big and decided to install office 365 x64, which required me to delete the x32 programs and reinstall.
now when i open outlook i recieve a warning message regarding macros, saying the digital signature has been tampered with after the content was signed. and i have to disable macros.
i created a new signature using selfcert
then i went back into developer and the Visual Basic editor and click on tools and then digitally sign, and outlook crashes every time. any idea how to fix this so that i can resign the file?
Thanks for any advice!
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i had been running outlook 365 x32 and had created a VB script to bcc an email address when i sent from a particular account. i had created a digital signature using selfcert and it was running fine.
Then i was running into problems with Excel because my datasheets were to big and decided to install office 365 x64, which required me to delete the x32 programs and reinstall.
now when i open outlook i recieve a warning message regarding macros, saying the digital signature has been tampered with after the content was signed. and i have to disable macros.
i created a new signature using selfcert
then i went back into developer and the Visual Basic editor and click on tools and then digitally sign, and outlook crashes every time. any idea how to fix this so that i can resign the file?
Thanks for any advice!
Continue reading...