Digitally Sign Email in Outlook Web Access
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Digital Signing is supported with mail2web Basic and mail2web Mobile Email through Outlook Web Access. These instructions will also work for mail2web Mobile Email Pro, but you will also have the added ability of performing the same function through Outlook 2007/2010.
To sign up for a Digital Certificate from Comodo, you can follow these steps:
- Go to http://www.instantssl.com/ssl-certificate-products/free-email-certificate.html and follow the link Get your Free Secure Email Certificate now! at the bottom of the page
- On the next page type you first and last name, your e-mail address, your country, revocation password, and click the Agree & Continue button
- Next, you'll receive a warning message. Click the Yes button to request your new certificate
- In 5-15 minutes your certificate will be generated and you will receive e-mail with instructions how to obtain your new Comodo certificate
- Follow link in the e-mail, then type in your e-mail address and the password provided and click Submit & Continue
- Next, you'll receive a warning message. Click the Yes button to add new certificate to your PC.
Please note, this will install the certificate only on one computer. If you access your mail2web Mobile Email account from multiple computers and want to be able to use the certificate from multiple computers, you'll need to install the certificate on each computer. For instructions on how to export your certificate to a file, and to import it on a different computer, click here.
Once you have completed the steps above, you can begin using your Certificate to Digitally Sign your emails via Outlook Web Access (at https://ex7.mail2web.com/live/) right away. When composing a message using Outlook Web Access, simply select the Digital Signature button on the compose window.
