If you create an add-in that adds code to a macro project, your code should determine if the project is digitally signed and should notify the users of the consequences of changing a signed project before they continue. Corporate administrators can re-sign templates and add-ins so that they can control what users run on their computers. Therefore, locking your macro project doesn't prevent another user from replacing the digital signature with another signature. Your digital signature does not prove that you wrote the project. Your digital signature implies that you guarantee the project has not been tampered with since you signed it. If you want to prevent users of your solution from accidentally changing your macro project and invalidating your signature, lock the macro project before you sign it. However, if you have the valid digital certificate that was previously used to sign the project on your computer, the macro project is automatically re-signed when you save it. It's recommended that you sign macros only after your solution has been tested and ready for distribution: when code in a signed macro project is changed in any way, its digital signature is removed. Once you've added a working TimeStampURL entry the Visual Basic Editor will automatically add a time stamp any time you digitally sign a macro.
( Optional - If you don't set this there won't be any delay between any retries) The number of seconds (in milliseconds) the Visual Basic Editor will wait between retrying to connect to the time stamp server.
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HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VBA\Security\TimeStampRetryDelay The PDF I am trying to sign will not fill in my digital signature, even if I select it. ( Optional - If you don't set this the Visual Basic Editor will only attempt to contact the server once) The number of times the Visual Basic Editor will attempt to connect to the time stamp server before failing.
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VBA\Security\TimeStampRetr圜ount The URL of your preferred time stamp server. HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VBA\Security\TimeStampURL Before making changes to the registry, you should back up any valued data on the computer. Incorrectly editing the registry might severely damage your system.
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