Using your digital signature in Microsoft Outlook: Разлика между версии
Направо към навигацията
Направо към търсенето
Редакция без резюме |
Редакция без резюме |
||
| Ред 39: | Ред 39: | ||
'''Note:''' Configuration of Microsoft Outlook Express is similar, the only difference is that you have to choose your certificate from Tools -> Accounts, section Mail -> Properties -> Security.--> | '''Note:''' Configuration of Microsoft Outlook Express is similar, the only difference is that you have to choose your certificate from Tools -> Accounts, section Mail -> Properties -> Security.--> | ||
*For version '''Microsoft Outlook 2016''' | *For version '''Microsoft Outlook 2013/2016''' | ||
Start Microsoft Outlook. | Start Microsoft Outlook. | ||
Версия от 13:02, 11 юни 2018
Before you begin
- If you have smart card reader and smart card from Infonotary, but you didn't install the drivers for them do the following Installation of smart card reader and smart card drivers in Windows
- If you didn't install Infonotary Certificate Chain do the following Инсталация на удостоверителната верига на Инфонотари в Windows.
Set your user profile in Microsoft Outlook
In order that you sign your e-mails you must associate your user profile (account) with your digital signature, on the smart card. This can be done this way:
- For version Microsoft Outlook 2013/2016
Start Microsoft Outlook.
Choose File.
From the menu, choose Options.
From Trust Center, click on Trust Center Settings.
Choose Email Security and click Settings.
Type your e-mail in the field Security Settings Name.
Press "Choose" and choose your certificate to select signing certificate. Confirm with OK.
To sign a message, choose Options and click on Sign.
Every time when you send signed e-mails you must insert your smart card. When you send you will be prompted for PIN.