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1.Creating Server Certificate for Excel Macros
I think this is an easy problem to solve but I have not had any luck
finding the solution. I have created an Excel Template that contains a
macro. I would like to assign the macro a certificate from the Windows
Server 2003 Certificate Server. I have reviewed the templates on the
Cert Server and none seem to be applicable to a VBA script. Where can
I find some detailed instructions on how to create a certificate on my
network server then apply it to my Excel Template for the rest of the
organization to use?
Alex
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2.Install certificate, enable macros with signed certificate
How can you install a certificate, then allow all templates that are
signed with that certificate to be trusted to run macros?
I can do it by installing the certificate first, reducing the security
settings to Medium then when loading the signed template enabling
macros.
However, this is just for the currently logged in user. I wish to do
this for all users.
Can this be done via the command prompt? I assume you can use certmgr,
with the .cer file as a parameter, but how do you do it so it installs
for the all users (i.e. Local Computer) and then set it up so that
anyone who logs in can run macros (without resorting to reducing
security settings and then enabling macros)?
Would like to do this via batch file, using RunAs if not logged in as
admin.
3.SQL Server data cube / digital certificate / macro paste issues
I hope that someone here can help with the following:
A customer has a spreadsheet which holds a pivot table that links to a SQL
Server Analysis services data cube. The spreadsheet contains macros which
format the pivot table & pivot chart according to some preset charts. It is
sensitive data and therefore has restricted access. It is published on their
intranet, so apart from maintenance users, is accessed via Internet Explorer.
Last week they had a problem trying to access this spreadsheet over Citrix,
because user's default security settings were high - and that only enabled
them to run macros which were signed. So they purchased a digital signature,
installed it on a machine, and signed the spreadsheet macros. The spreadsheet
now runs OK on Citrix, users only have to say they trust macros signed by us,
and almost all works OK.
Until this morning, the customer discovered a very worrying set of symptoms
with the spreadsheet. It happens when the visible chart is selected, copied
to clipboard, and pasted into Microsoft Powerpoint. My customer has a macro
function which selects the visible chart and copies to clipboard, and this
shows exactly the same symptoms as doing it by hand. Pasting into Microsoft
Word does not seem to be a problem.
The Errors are:
1: On opening the published version, running a chart, selecting "Copy to
clipboard", when pasting to PowerPoint, error message "Macros do not match
digital signature - this can only happen with a macro virus - macros will be
disabled" error message comes up. Select OK and the picture is visible,
though. Also get other "Error accessing file" messages (as in 2). This
happens only if Powerpoint window opened after the copy; if opened before,
they get error 2.
2: Get "Error accessing file" when pasting chart. Does not happen on Word
paste, only PowerPoint; happens 7 times then picture is pasted. Does not
happen on repeat try. For variant 2 of this error
3: On pasting chart into another application, customer gets "An application
is requesting access to Private Item - CryptoAPI Private key". This also
appeared on anothe user's machine. Only seen with Powerpoint paste; never
appeared on Word paste. Seen this several times but not sure what
circumstances cause it to appear.
4: After error 3 get "The server application cannot be found"
4.Automatic certificate enrollment for ISA Server Certificate failed
5.Can I install SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition and SQL Sever 2005 Enterprise Edition on Windows 2003 Server Enterprise R2?
Dear All,
I first tried installing SQL server 2005 enterprise edition in windows 2003
enterprise server R2. I quited it half-way (Before custom selection of
components) and installed SQL server 2000 enterprise edition. This installed
successfully. Then when I tried installing SQL server 2005 enterprise
edition, it is giving me the following error in one of its log file.
Product: Microsoft SQL Server 2005 -- Error 2331. The installer has
encountered an unexpected error. The error code is 2331. Error loading
library C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Setup
Bootstrap\Bin\{58233A5F-5CE3-4EEE-BB9E-E0910E005E15}sqlca.dll or finding
entry point The specified module could not be found.
After this I uninstalled SQL server 2000 and installed sql server 2005. This
time also I am getting the same error.
Can any one help me out in this?
Thanks and Regards,
Peri
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