How do I configure Outlook 2003 to use a certificate for digitally signed and encrypted email?

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Answer In order to send digitally signed or encrypted email, you will need a digital certificate. After obtaining a digital certificate, you will need to import it into Outlook. Finally, in order to send or receive encrypted email, you will need the digital certificate of your contact.

Obtaining a Digital Certificate Digital certificates for email signing and security are available from SSL certificate vendors. Thawte provides a free email certificate. If presented with a choice, choose an S/MIME certificate, also known as an X.509 certificate.

You will need to get this certificate to a "Personal Information Exchange - PKCS" format. This format can be imported into Outlook. Typically this certificate will be saved to your certificate store.

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