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Does LS digital sig have signature managment function?

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12/5/10 10:25:04 PM

If does, where can i get the help?

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12/6/10 5:55:57 AM

LiveCycle Digital Signatures does not have any digital certificate provisioning or managament functionality.  You need a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) from a vendor such as VeriSign or Entrust to handle certificate management and provisioning.

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Steve

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12/6/10 5:55:57 AM

LiveCycle Digital Signatures does not have any digital certificate provisioning or managament functionality.  You need a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) from a vendor such as VeriSign or Entrust to handle certificate management and provisioning.

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Steve

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