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Re: How to get a fully-trusted form signed

Adam45 — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 20:59:39 GMT

I am have an similar issue.

I did try to do the self create certificate, but I get the following response;

A self-signed certificate will only allow InfoPath to update e-mailed form. If you need an authenticated code signing certificate for fully trusted form, contact a certification authority or network admin.

Re: How to get a fully-trusted form signed

Hilary Stoupa — Thu, 12 May 2011 21:18:38 GMT

You need to set the form to full trust (Tools / Form Options for IP 2007, File / Advance Form Options for IP 2010). Then you can sign it with a self created certificate, if needed. You could also create a script that users can use to register the form locally.

Save a copy of your form template, so you have a backup, and then you won't be shooting yourself in the foot as you try different options.

This has some info, as does this.

How to get a fully-trusted form signed

Bebhead — Mon, 09 May 2011 20:04:39 GMT

Hello, I'm going to be attempting to get this topaz signature pad working in my form:

http://blog.sharepointrx.com/2009/09/11/using-topaz-signature-pads-to-capture-signatures-for-infopath-2007-forms/

However I found it requires a fully-trusted form for this to work. I don't know a lot about them, but I haven't really found a straightforward answer as to how to get a form fully trusted. I ran into dead ends looking for the infopath SDK, and in general was too scared to download the wrong thing! If I try to sign the form myself it mentions this:

"If you need an authenticated code signing certificate for fully trusted forms, you will need to contact a certification authority or your network administrator"

I could probably get this, but I wouldn't know how to ask, could anyone shed some light on this?

Thanks alot!

-Bebhead