> The reason for my enquiry is that the workaround has
> the unfortunate effect of provoking, in the IE5
> security info dialogue, the message "This
> certificate has failed to verify for all of its
> intended purposes".
I am not sure if the above message has anything to do
with using !EXPORT56 since it does not happen only for
MSIE-56 bit browsers. AFAIK, the message appears for
most MSIE 5.0 browsers and it has been explained by
both MS and Verisign here:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q233/4/79.ASP
http://www.verisign.com/cus/srv/kb/global/global0008.html
Regards,
Marcus
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