Hi All, I have just recently purchases a signature pad, I have added it to my working program, via using the demo applicaiton which comes with it. However I am getting a mismatch type. On the form load this code is highlighted in debug mode: SigPlus1.SigString = Signature.Value. I think that the problem is that there is no value in the Signature it is Null. So I was wondering if there was anyone with any ideas that might help me. Thanks
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I am trying to figure out how the digital signature cert works for an access application. I have completed my program, access db and access front end. This is going to be used on a network drive and multiple people will be using it. Right now I get that "This file may not be safe if it contains code that was intended to harm your computer" on all the computer that open the mde file. From what I am reading I need to get a digital signature for the file. Is this something I purchase and code into the file? Or do I have to get the cert and have the IT department install it on a server? Any explaination of the process would be great. Thanks.
Joe
Is there anyway to have a digital signature in Access? Like there is when signing PDF Files. I had perfected a way to use password an signing but that wasnt good enough for the higher ups. Before they will even consider my idea they want to have digital signatures?
View 3 Replies View Relatedadding digital signatures to a form or table? my dilemma is this:
we issue out badges to people based on their clearance. if someone has a Top Secret Clearance, they get a green badge. If they don't have a TS Clearance, then they get a Red Badge. When we issue out badges, we take their CAC from them to hold in place of the badge in case they never return the badge, and we have them sign out the badge # in a paper log. I wanna get rid of the paper log and replace it with something digital if possible.
What I'm wanting is an Access table that can hold their digital signature from their CAC. They insert their card into the CAC Reader, type in their pin and press enter, done. Access inserts their digital signature into to the table and locks the record so that editing of that particular record cannot be possible.
I have an accdb built using Access 2013 that will run with in 2010 Runtime. I am about ready to distribute the application, and am starting to do some research.
When I attempt to package and sign the db using the feature in Access 2013 it asks for me to "Confirm Certificate".
Before I go buy one I want to 1) try to create on myself and 2) learn about some good places to buy them.
1) I created a "Self-Signed" certificate using IIS, but the certificate doesn't show up on the list of certs when I attempt to package and sign the accdb. Is there a way to use a "Self-Signed" certificate to package my accdb?
2) If purchasing a SSL is the only option. Where is the best place to buy a SSL that I can use to package and sign accdbs from Access 2013?
Has anyone had the experience using a digital notepad, such as this one, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16883101001, can this device allow an user to enter free text from handwriting to a field on a form in real time?
View 1 Replies View RelatedHere is a question I have been hammering away at for a while but have not come up with an answer yet.
I am trying to come up with a way to make a digital archive in addition to the access database that i have been working on. Right now I have records for customers and all of their reservations, as this is a travel agency. I would like to be able to save all emails, pdf receipts, and any other applicable files that may pertain to that customer and/or on one level lower, their reservation.
Yes, I have heard of the attachment option in Access 2007, but I am getting mixed feelings about using that to solve this problem. One reason is because I have heard that this can make a database absolutely huge very quickly. (One question I have about that is whether or not that large size ends up slowing down the database or not?) My other concern is that after creating everything I would really like to integrate the database into SQL Server and only use access as the front end for forms and reports. And SQL Server 2005 does not work with access's new handy attachment feature in 2007.
This must be a common need with various businesses, so maybe you all have a few ideas out there. I would love to hear them!!! I am open to anything that solves this problem. Thanks for taking the time to read this and help me out.
Dillon
Hi all,
I have heard alot about digital signature, however it is not quite what I am looking for in reguards to them, I would like to add a digital signature to my form, from a writing tablet. So I can write my signature and have it appear on the form when I would like and save it to the file and clear it out for the next person to write in the same spot on the form. If anyone could help that would be great. Thanks in advance
We have an Access 2003 application that creates a report. This report is currently being printed, signed and then tossed in a file cabinet. We are very interested in purchasing some kind of electronic signature device. I've been searching all the websites that have these devices but I'm not sure I can narrow down the best one. The report is printed when it's time to ship product which means there is a key field on the report. We can save the report as a Word document giving the file name the key field so that it is unique every time the report is previewed. We'd like to be able to either have the electronic signature open this document and add the signature or store the signature somehow with the same file name as the report (Word document). Does anyone know the best device to handle this situation?
Thanks!
I have a question about sending secure emails by VBA code in MS-Access. I have a Access application within you also can also send emails by VBA code using outlook. Everything works fine, but now the recipient wants to receive the mails with a digital signature by S/MIME.
I got a digital certificate from the recipient as a pfx-file.
Is this possible in Access using outlook ?
I use MS-Access 2010 en Windows 7
Hi All, This isnt really a problem i have, but a general question.
I am developing a Medical Database using Access, one of the requirements that I would like included is the ability to incorporate Electronic Signatures on various Forms/Reports (ie Medical Records etc, this is required by Law for Legal reasons when substantiating a Law Suit against the Practice). Although we could carry on printing the Report for the Doctor to Sign, current legislation/Legal Law now accepts encrypted Electronic Signatures via a tablet or the like.
Has anyone incorporated this into Access, perhaps a lead to a website that has products designed for this would be useful.
To Date, i can only find products that integrate with C++ or Visual basic Applications.
I have an application where I have some users in the field with tablets and they deliver a package and the receiver will sign for it (like UPS or FedEx essentially). They sign my application and then the application saves the signature to a SQL Database in binary data. I'm using the Microsoft InkPicture ActiveX control to achieve this. After they sign, I have a line of code that equals:
Me.RecBySignature = Me.RecBySig.Ink.Save
This works fine and I can also recall the signature to the form when the form is re-opened.how to do is to put the signature on a report. Is there a way to "draw" the signature on the report? Or to print it to the screen?
I have an excel sheet having coloumns as under
Payee_Name Amount CHQ# Date
There are about 100 record in my excel sheet and the i have import report by linking from desktop for updating purpose. when i tried to print report its result came not as i desired.
These words i like to print on last page of report but the words like:
( Cheque writer Accounts officer Zonal accountant) print on each page.
How can i print these signatures at the end of last page.
Any way to incorporate an E-Signature box in an access form?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have created a form that allows the user to create an Outlook email message using a saved HTML template in VBA but the users default Outlook signature is added every time the message is sent.
how to remove the default signature from the message body?
I'm looking for a way, when entering form, to force a field to accept a value, rhs;jjc;cjs. then every record will automatically contain the accepted value time you go to a new record. That would only be for newly added record. It would stay this way tell exit forum and the next time is open. It starts the same way.
It's my way of finding out who entered each record.