Digital Signature Certificate & Digi-ID™ Advice, Technical Support, Frequently Asked Questions [FAQs], Guides and other reference materials

Exporting Certificate/Signature from Mozilla Firefox [1]

Exporting Client Certificate from Mozilla Firefox

On the original PC, where the Client Certificate is currently installed on:

Launch Firefox web browser
Click the Tools menu, then select Options
Switch to Advanced tab
Click the View Certificates
Switch to Your Certificates tab
Select the Certificate you intend to export
Click the Backup button
Type a file name and choose a path that the certificate will be exported to and click Save

Importing Certificate/Signature into Mozilla Firefox [2]

Importing Client Certificate into Mozilla Firefox

To import a certificate along with the associated private key from a PKCS#12 file (.pfx/.p12) into your Mozilla Firefox web browser:

Launch Mozilla Firefox web browser
Open Tools
Select Options
Switch to Advanced tab
Click the View Certificates button
Switch to Your Certificates tab
Click the Import button
Locate the '.pfx/.p12' file you transported/exported, select it and click Open

Two Factor Authentication [3]

Digi-Access™ Support

This is the main Digi-Access™ Support page and provides all the main support pages you require to configure, own, deploy, manage and maintain your Digi-Access™ Certificates and the systems that use them. For support, email support@digi-sign.com [4] For Telephone Support call 1580 273-287 (Ireland Only) (Landline Ca

Exporting Your BITS Digi-ID™ from the Windows Certificate Store [5]

Exporting Client Certificate from Windows Certificate Store

On the original PC, where the BITS Digi-ID™ is currently installed, follow these steps:

Open Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser
Click the 'Tools' menu, then select 'Internet Options'
Switch to 'Contents' tab
Click the 'Certificates' button
Switch to 'Personal' tab and select the BITS Digi-ID™ you need to export
Click the 'Export' button
Click the 'Next' button when the export wizard appears

Configuring Adobe Acrobat Reader® [6]

1. Open your Adobe Acrobat Reader® and select Edit > Preferences

2. Select 'Security' in the categories list

3. Click the Advance preferences button beside this, on the same interface

4. In the next pop up dialog, select the Window Integration Tab

5. Puct a check in all three of the boxes on the the Window Integration Tab dialog

Importing Certificate/Signature into Windows Certificate Store [7]

Importing Client Certificate into Windows Certificate Store

On the PC, where you intend to import/install the Client Certificate from a previously exported 'Personal Information Exchange - PKCS#12(.pfx)' file:

Locate the '.pfx' file you transported/exported and double click it.
A new certificate import wizard will appear, click the 'Next' button twice.
Enter the password you created while exporting the certificate.
Select 'Mark the private key as exportable'.
Click 'Next' twice
Click 'Finish'.

Exporting Certificate/Signature from Windows Certificate Store [8]

Exporting Client Certificate from Windows Certificate Store

On the original PC, where the Client Certificate is currently installed on:

Open Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser
Click the 'Tools' menu, then select 'Internet Options'
Switch to 'Contents' tab
Click the 'Certificates' button
Switch to 'Personal' tab and select the Client Certificate you would like to export
Click the 'Export' button
Click the 'Next' button when the export wizard appears

Digi-Seal™ Desktop Support [9]

Insallation & Setup Instructions

Using Digi-ID™ [10] with Digi-Seal™ Desktop works very much like any other software.

Follow these screen shots to install the software.

Digi-ID™ & Microsoft® [11]

Using Digi-ID™ to Sign Microsoft® Word & Excel

Verify Adobe Acrobat® [12]

1. Before you start, ensure your Adobe Acrobat Reader® is correctly configured [6]

2. Open the document that you want to check.

3. Click the Sign > Validate All Signatures in Document

4. Wait until signature validation is finished.