Digital Signature - Symantec WISESCRIPT PACKAGE EDITOR 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0 Reference

Digital Signature

WiseScript Package Editor Reference
Branding/Registration
Prompts for the end user's name, company name, and, optionally, a serial number.
Destination Directory
Lets the end user choose a destination directory for the installation. The directory
the end user chooses is stored in the variable %MAINDIR%.
Backup Replaced Files
Lets the end user choose whether to back up files that are replaced during the
installation and where to store the backups.
Select Components
Lets the end user choose which optional components to install.
Select Icon Group Name
Lets the end user choose the group name for icons installed in Program Manager or
Start menu.
Start Installation
Gives the end user a final chance to cancel the installation before installation begins.
Finished
To activate a dialog box
Mark the check box next to the name of the dialog box.
To edit dialog box details and attributes
1. Mark the check box next to the name of the dialog box and click Edit.
2. In the Custom Dialog Editor, edit the dialog.
See About Dialog Boxes
The changes you make affect only the dialog boxes in this WiseScript.
To add a dialog box
Click the Add button and complete the Dialog Box Properties dialog.
See Setting Dialog Box Properties
Use the Digital Signature page to add an Authenticode digital signature to an installation
file so its integrity and authenticity can be verified.
Digital signature methods
The file signing tool that is used to digitally sign a file depends on the type of your digital
certificate:
Public/private key pair files
This method requires a credentials file (.SPC or .CER) and a private key file (.PVK).
This method is supported by the signcode.exe tool. For details, search for
"Signcode" in the MSDN Library (msdn.microsoft.com/library/).
Personal Information Exchange file
This method requires a Personal Information Exchange file (.PFX), which is a
container file for the public/private key information. This method is supported by the
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