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What are the costs of not going paperless?

What are the costs of not going paperless?

While digitization reached almost every aspect of daily work, the necessity for handwritten signatures in B2B environments preserves printing paper its crucial role – and incurs costs. However, by implementing e-signatures, businesses can reduce expenses, streamline processes, and contribute to a more sustainable...

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What is a digital signature?

What is a digital signature?

Clarification of misunderstandings - digital signature is a technical process that clearly identifies an electronic file - special meaning of the "advanced" signatureAlthough the technology of the digital signature has been used for more than ten years, it is still not very widespread and therefore always gives rise...

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Which files can and may be signed?

Which files can and may be signed?

Theoretically, any file type can be digitally signed The areas of application of the digital signature are diverse. Electronic invoices are usually signed, here the most common file types are .pdf, .doc, .txt, .xml and .html How to sign .xml files? Find out here! Furthermore, websites (.htm, .html files) and emails...

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Update Microsoft Root Certificate Management

Update Microsoft Root Certificate Management

Automatic installation for certificate management on XP, Vista and the following Microsoft operating systems The GLOBALTRUST root certificate is automatically recognized from XP and Vista and the certificate management is automatically updated from the operating system. To check the validity of the GLOBALTRUST root...

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Update Microsoft Root Certificate Management

Certificatemanagement on Microsoft Exchange 2007

Open Microsoft Exchange Management Shell On the Start menu, click Programs, and then click Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. Click Exchange Management Shell. Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). If you have already applied for a test certificate you do not need to repeat this step, you can use the old CSR and...

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