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    Hello all. I've authored an ActiveX-control that i'd like to put on my web page. (yes, it's worth downloading) But XPsp2 requires that the control be signed. (Or did it require that before sp2?) Verisign takes a fortune for a publishers certificate, so does anyone know an alternative? One obvious alternative is to let the users download an installer, but that's not at all as compelling as a real control.. The microsoft documentation on authenticode speaks about a certificate type for "individuals", but I can't seem to find a way to get such a certificate?

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      Hello all. I've authored an ActiveX-control that i'd like to put on my web page. (yes, it's worth downloading) But XPsp2 requires that the control be signed. (Or did it require that before sp2?) Verisign takes a fortune for a publishers certificate, so does anyone know an alternative? One obvious alternative is to let the users download an installer, but that's not at all as compelling as a real control.. The microsoft documentation on authenticode speaks about a certificate type for "individuals", but I can't seem to find a way to get such a certificate?

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      Have you implemented the IObjectSafety interface for your activex control ? ;) Cheers, Vishal

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        Have you implemented the IObjectSafety interface for your activex control ? ;) Cheers, Vishal

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        Yes.

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