Hi Tom,
thanks for the link. I think I'll go with a certificate for my next release,
though they tell on this web site:
A digital signature alone won't guarantee your software isn't flagged by
SmartScreen, but signing helps ensure that your software's reputation can be
recognized for everything
Also, here's a company that offers a Windows signing tool (kSign) for free
and discounts on Comodo certificates
http://http://codesigning.ksoftware.net/
I have used ksoftware for this for many years, but otherwise I have no
connection to the company.
Hope that helps,
Tom Bodine
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Hello,
At a customer of mine on win 7 the UAC has put a shield symbol on top of the
program icon and prompts the UAC security window at every start of my
program. It's not the setup of my program, it's the program itself and the
exe name doesn't include any word like setup or install.
At the
Hi Tiemo,
The shield will go away if you sign your app. I'm pretty sure someone wrote a
tutorial about this, specifically for Revolution, but I don't have it at hand.
Hopefully someone who reads this has.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Hi Tiemo
Yes you must code-sign for windows - UAC is pretty relentless and the
simplest thing is to just sign your code
I just did a quick google and came up with a fantastic series of guides from
Trevor that I never knew existed (so thanks for that!) - but there are other
guides scattered
Hi Mark and Dave,
the question is, why this happens up to now only at one single customer,
while the same program runs without signing without UAC interference at all
other installations. On the first view this customer has no special security
settings, the UAC settings are actually the same as
Thank you Dave for the helpful link and the great work from Trevor!
Tiemo
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Betreff:
I think you can pick how UAC will handle your application to some degree
when you build the standalone. It's probably a combination of UAC settings
and the settings that were selected (maybe even by default) when you built
the standalone.
On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 7:19 AM, Tiemo Hollmann TB
