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I have created 23 Infopath forms for use by a client. They will be used through a terminal services session in windows Server 2008. The problem I am having is that they are all set as fully trusted certificates, self-signed by one of the users on the server. They work, but whenever a user opens a form, they get an infopath security notice saying the publisher is not trusted. For each form you need to install the certificate to get this popup to stop. There's 23 forms, and 22 users. Is there anyway to set the certificate up so that each user doesnt have to install a certificate for EVERY form?
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It's not clear if you're using the same certificate for each form or not.  Are you re-using the same certificate or did the user create multiple certificates - one for each form?  If you use the same certificate the end-user shouldn't have to install it for each form... if this is your case there may be a different issue.
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I believe I actually created a different certificate for each. However, we are getting a godaddy certificate. Will I have to go into each form and manually change the certificates?
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This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program.  See my comment at the end of the question for more details.