I thought digital signing was supposed to detect changes?
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>> I thought that digital signing was supposed to check to see if there
>> were any changes to the EXE? I made change to some text visible on a
>> form, ZIP to QIP, and no warning/error message.
>That's normal. It's not checked every time you run it. Try uploading the
>modified version then redownload it, or right click the file and see
>Properties-->Digital Signatures tab.
Yes, I see that now. That sure is a small red x.
Also when I ran the changed exe from a server the tampered message was
at the bottom of the warning screen in the fine print. I was
expecting a much larger red stop sign, etc, etc.
In my opinion this screen is way too similar to the non signed screen
folks get. Time to create a web page with screen shots and send it
off to someone senior in MS.
Tony
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