Hi!

VFP EXE consists of 2 parts - code for running VFP interpreter engine, and a resources containing a lot of VFP compiled code and module files. Probably that program (Verisign) overwrites something in the resource file by mistake. It is better to contact the company supporting that program (Verisign) to ask if it works with VFP modules at all. Also, they probably will be interested when you will show them such kind of bug in their program ;)


>We are about to apply for a "Designed for WinXP"-logo. To get the logo we have to sign all EXE-, and DLL files with a certificate.
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>When I am trying to sign my Fox Exe file with a Versign key, the
>signing process succeeds and I now have a signed Executable file with our
>digital sertificate.. BUT if I start the exe file the application tries to
>start up, but it opens a dialog asking for the compiled fox files (.fxp) ?
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>If I do not sign my exe file it starts without problems.
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>Anyone familiar with Verisign and the signing of excutable files and digital
>sertificates ?
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>Does Anyone know how I can sign a fox file and get this to work?
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>Thanks in advance.
>
>Jostein