Hi Allie, Friday, August 22, 2003, 6:16:21 PM, you wrote:
AM> Scott Mcnay, [SM] wrote: SM>> I'm using Microsoft CrytoAPI with ActivCard Gold Cryptographic SM>> Service Provider. Using the internal implementation seems to keep SM>> signatures on incoming messages from being recognized as good, SM>> therefore I have to use the Microsoft implementation. On the other SM>> hand, the address book doesn't contain certificates when using the SM>> Microsoft implementation, and obviously, it's kinda hard to encrypt SM>> a message when the recipient's certificate isn't available in the SM>> address book. It can't even find a certificate to sign with. When SM>> using internal implementation, it can't find the issuer certificate, SM>> so it can't sign anything anyway. AM> Have you tried importing the recipient certificates to your address book AM> with the internal implementation enabled and then switching back to MS AM> CryptoAPI when finished? I'm a PGP person and use S/MIME a little so I'm AM> just grasping at straws here. All of my test emails were to myself... --Scott. ________________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
