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Topic # 6532 2-Feb-2006 04:36
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I have an application which the user installs on palm trea 700w, they get a warning "This program is from unknown publisher, do you still want to install application". How should I address this issue? How to install the trusted certificate while installing the application? How would the cab file know that the certificate has to go under root?

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Reply # 27636 2-Feb-2006 08:02
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Welcome to Geekzone. You don't have to install certificate, instead you need to get this application signed. Please read the following articles:

  • MSDN: Certificate Management and Application Signing for ISVs
  • Mobile2Market Certification and Marketing Program

    Even with the warning the application will still run ok on the device though.





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