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Cornelius Henning4-Dec-15 9:15

Cornelius Henning

4-Dec-15 9:15

It sounds good, but signpe.exe won't run because mfc120u.dll is missing on my machine (Windows 10 Pro). Is there a safe way to get this dll?

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when their violent passions are spent?
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Michael Haephrati4-Dec-15 9:17

4-Dec-15 9:17

Thanks for letting me know. I think I need to change the build options so no external DLLs are required.

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Cornelius Henning4-Dec-15 9:20

Cornelius Henning

4-Dec-15 9:20

OK, but I found the download for Win 10 and your little app seems to be running now! Much appreciated, thanks! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

How do we preserve the wisdom men will need,
when their violent passions are spent?
- The Lost Horizon

Michael Haephrati4-Dec-15 9:26

4-Dec-15 9:26

Thanks! I wanted to do that for a long time and first asked K-Sign if they would release their source code but they refused and there is no other user friendly tool.

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OriginalGriff4-Dec-15 9:18

OriginalGriff

4-Dec-15 9:18

Post a copy in free tools: http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1627782/Free-Tools.aspx[^]
It will scroll out of view far too fast here!

Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...

Michael Haephrati4-Dec-15 9:31

4-Dec-15 9:31

I just did.

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dandy724-Dec-15 10:11

dandy72

4-Dec-15 10:11

I'm gonna download a random EXE from the internet and give it access to my key. Yeah, I'll get right on that.

But seriously...I'm sure you have all the best intent in the world. But if I'm going to trust this app, I'd rather see its source as part of an article here and I'll compile it myself.

Michael Haephrati4-Dec-15 10:21

4-Dec-15 10:21

My Microsoft AUthenticode certificate is SHA1. There is also another type - SHA. I believe it works on both but if not, let me know.

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TheGreatAndPowerfulOz4-Dec-15 10:37

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

4-Dec-15 10:37

He was being sarcastic and pulling your chain. In other words, he doesn't trust some random webhead like you.

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Michael Haephrati4-Dec-15 10:39

4-Dec-15 10:39

Yeh. I get that. In fact, I am considering publishing the source code anyhow. No hard feelings.

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BillWoodruff4-Dec-15 18:20

BillWoodruff

4-Dec-15 18:20

Hope you do publish the source code in an article here on CP.

Thanks for sharing your work !

Shalom, Bill

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kmoorevs4-Dec-15 11:12

kmoorevs

4-Dec-15 11:12

Why not just use signtool.exe? Works for me and no annoying browser. Smile | :)

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Michael Haephrati4-Dec-15 11:16

4-Dec-15 11:16

Some people prefer the GUI ...

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GenJerDan9-Dec-15 4:20

9-Dec-15 4:20

Um....something is wrong on your system. I don't believe any browser should open.

It certainly doesn't when I use it.

But at least it gave you a reason to write some good code, yes? Big Grin | :-D

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Michael Haephrati9-Dec-15 5:33

9-Dec-15 5:33

Sorry. I don't understand your comment. Please clarify. Why does it have anything to do with "browser". It is a desktop application for code signing.

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GenJerDan9-Dec-15 6:01

9-Dec-15 6:01

That's what I mean. You said

"Each time a file is signed (regardless if the code signing succeed or fails), the default browser is opened with a new tab showing k-sign's web site."

That has never happened to me when I've used k-sign.

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Michael Haephrati9-Dec-15 6:03

9-Dec-15 6:03

I can send you a short video demonstrating it. Are you the author of k-sign or related to them?

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GenJerDan9-Dec-15 6:10

9-Dec-15 6:10

No. I just use it to sign my code.

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Michael Haephrati9-Dec-15 6:10

9-Dec-15 6:10

Here is exactly what I said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6DEWYgSG2o&feature=youtu.be[^]

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GenJerDan9-Dec-15 6:23

9-Dec-15 6:23

I believed you....I just said it doesn't do that for me.

And the page it goes to apparently says your version of kSign is outdated and needs to be updated. Annoying, yes. I prefer little pop-ups in a program saying I should update. Opening a browser is just clunky.

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We won't shut up.
We won't go quietly away.

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Michael Haephrati9-Dec-15 6:30