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As part of a logon scheme, I want to verify a user's identity by checking against his digital certificate.<br />
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Thus I need to be able to request a digital signature made by the user's private key.<br />
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In Netscape, this is fairly easy through the crypto.signText() method. But this doesn't work with Internet Explorer.<br />
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How do I do a similar thing with Internet Explorer?<br />

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As part of a logon scheme, I want to verify a user's identity by checking against his digital certificate.

Thus I need to be able to request a digital signature made by the user's private key.

In Netscape, this is fairly easy through the crypto.signText() method. But this doesn't work with Internet Explorer.

How do I do a similar thing with Internet Explorer?


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