Managing your correspondents'
certificatesTo be able to send encrypted messages to a correspondent, you need
to have a copy of the correspondent's certificate stored on your PC. To obtain a correspondent's certificate: Ask the correspondent to send you a digitally signed e-mail
message. Add the correspondent and his/her certificate to your contact
list in Outlook or Outlook Express.
Outlook 98, Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2002Complete the following procedure to add a correspondent and
his/her certificate to your Outlook contact list. Open the signed message you received from your correspondent,
and right-click the correspondent's name or e-mail address in the
From field. Select
. In the
Contact window, click the
Certificates tab, and verify that the
correspondent's certificate is listed. Click the
Save and Close button.
Outlook Express 5.5 and Outlook Express 6.0Complete the following procedure to add a correspondent and
his/her certificate to your Outlook Express address book. ![[Note]](images/note.gif) | Note |
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Depending on your Outlook Express configuration, it is possible
that your correspondents and their certificates are automatically added to your
address book. In that case, you do not have to procedure described here. |
Open the signed message you received from your correspondent,
and right-click the correspondent's name or e-mail address in the
From field. Select
. In the
Properties window, click the
Digital IDs tab, and verify that the
correspondent's certificate is listed. Click the
OK button.
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