New feature request

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Friedrich,

When you add files to the list in the visualizer, it would be nice to
have the resulting script have lines to code sign each. Full
disclosure: I'm a bit lazy and would like to not have to add a line of
code to sign each EXE and DLL I deploy. <g>

If it gets too aggressive, I can always delete or comment the code
signing for a DLL I don't want to sign.

For some future release, its not *that* important! <bg>
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Russ Eggen
RADFusion International, LLC

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F just mentioned that you can use *.DLL to do that. That's saved me
some time. <g>

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net

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Wildcards? You can do that? <g>

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Russ Eggen
RADFusion International, LLC

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>Wildcards? You can do that? <g>

Amazing, huh? <g>

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net

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Mike

How does that affect the Program Name and Program Description in the dialog
box?

Dan

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I just change it to say, "My Product - Support Libraries".

Mike Hanson
www.boxsoft.net

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ALrighty then

Dan

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Russ,

> When you add files to the list in the visualizer, it would be nice
> to have the resulting script have lines to code sign each. Full
> disclosure: I'm a bit lazy and would like to not have to add a line
> of code to sign each EXE and DLL I deploy. <g>
>
> If it gets too aggressive, I can always delete or comment the code signing
> for a DLL I don't want to sign.
>
> For some future release, its not *that* important! <bg>

In this case, I would suggest to use one "#code-sign" compiler directive to
code sign all your DLLs (using a *.DLL wildcard) and another "#code-sign"
compiler directive for the .EXE (to set the "Descriptive Name"). So you
only need two additional lines ;-)

Friedrich

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I finally figured that out <g>

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Russ Eggen
RADFusion International, LLC

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Besides... I challenge you to actually find that descriptive text on a
signed item in less than 5 minutes.

Ready... start... go... <G>

Jane Fleming

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Bin 10 minutes, where do I look <g>

Dan Scott

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Not in the bin folder <g>

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Russ Eggen
RADFusion International, LLC

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If you get an elevation prompt (through requireAdministrator manifest or by
right-click run as administrator) you'll see it on the UAC screen (obviously
you're not going to see a DLL's description that way).

Otherwise, in the signature properties (pic)

Jane Fleming

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Bin dare dun dat

Dan Scott

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Jane, you’re a peach

Dan