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I created a new SB8 test sign tool project and it works perfectly. CS1

Using the exact same code signing variables on my production project I get
a compile error 1. CS2

Here’s the odd part. I can say No to Digital Signature and I still get a
code signing error1. CS3 and CS4

What am I overlooking?

Lynn Howard

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Is "mms6.exe" the name of your installer or the name of one of the files
you're installing?

Jane Fleming

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Lynn,

Well, the compile fails in your pre-processor (which code-signs your own
mms6.exe) and not in your setup.exe code-signing. You have code-signing off
for your setup.exe, not for your pre-processors!

I think you forgot to update your pre-processor item(s) in the script ;-)

Friedrich

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Friedrich...

I've TOLD you that thinking will give you wrinkles!!!!!

;-)

Jane Fleming

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Jane,

>
> I've TOLD you that thinking will give you wrinkles!!!!!
>
> ;-)

Hahaha. You call them wrinkles, I call it wisdom <g> :-)

Friedrich

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On you, they're wisdom.
On me, they're just wrinkles :-(

Jane Fleming

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> On you, they're wisdom.
> On me, they're just wrinkles :-(

NOOOOOO, that's simply not true :-)

Friedrich

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You silver-tongued devil ;-)

But it doesn't take much observation to notice that men become
distinguished. Women become old.

Walter Cronkite versus Madeleine Albright ;-)

Jane Fleming

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One of the files I m installing.

Lynn

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Ah I see. I understand your question too Jane.

Is there an easer way to update the code signing of all the flees without
popping up a window for each file I want to sign?

Lynn

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After-the-fact, I don't know.
But you might investigate the code-signing profiles

Tools | Options... | Certificate Profiles

Jane Fleming

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That's what I was thinking would be used as the default. Seems like a nice
option though.

Lynn