Digital Signatures: Enable Trusted Certificates in PowerPoint

Created: Thursday, March 9, 2023, posted by Geetesh at 5:28 pm

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Now that you know how you can create a self-signed digital certificate outside PowerPoint, you will soon discover that these certificates are not trusted. This means that you can send these non-trusted certificates only to known people who are confident that the sender is the actual originator (or author) of the document. However, you can provide the recipients a certain level of confidence by converting these to trusted certificates.

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Microsoft Windows

Enable Trusted Certificates in PowerPoint 2010

Enable Trusted Certificates in PowerPoint

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