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Came up in the meeting briefly: - Get a digital ID (see http://www.gateway.gov.uk/). There appear to be two government approved sources of digital certificates: http://www.simplysign.co.uk http://www.equifaxsecure.co.uk/ebusinessid/ - Install into Firefox Then if you do not have Thunderbird as your email client then to digitally sign an openoffice document (this seems to be a bug in Open Office): - Enter the following command at the command prompt export MOZILLA_CERTIFICATE_FOLDER=~$/.mozilla/firefox/XXXXXXXX.default Where XXXXXXX is the directory of your firefox directory (I have this command in my $~.bashrc file) - Restart Xwindows - Then open a saved Open Office document and under the file command, go to digital signatures, add digital signature and your certificate will appear in the directory. Hey presto your Open Office document is digitally signed (If you do have Thunderbird then you should be able to digitally sign documents immediately) -- Henry Sat Mar 17 17:45:49 GMT 2007
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