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Evidently, I have to define F:MyApp.exe as the output file, recompile to create the exe in F:, then Generate License File will work. One remaining problem: When I try to eject the USB drive on F:, windows says the device is still in use. I’ve looked at the task bar, but cannot find what is using it.

I have copied the exe to drive F: on the computer, where I have my thumb drive. In Security->Advanced Options->Key Generator, “Generate License File” does not work. The Selected Certificate is “Registered 1.” I have filled in the User Name, but have left the other fields blank. When I click on...

I understand what happens once the exe file created by Paquet Builder is running on the user’s computer. How does it get there? How is it downloaded? What is the interface for making it available? In my case, I have an executable ebook created by HTML Executable. Then PB wraps it in its own...

More specific info about an earlier post. I have found that code signing works on my old computer, but not on my new one. My old computer is Windows 10, my new one Windows 11. Both are sync’d together to the cloud. The new computer has a copy of my pfx file. Is that the problem, that a pfx file...

Just renewed my code signing certificate from Sectigo. There were two encryption methods to choose from: TripleDES-SHA1 (the default) and AES256-SHA256 Which one to choose?

Thanks. That worked.

At compilation time, I get the following code-signing error. (The asterisks represent data I have deleted.) GSignCode 2.1 – simple code signing utility Copyright G.D.G. Software 2011-2016. All rights reserved. Certificate Subject Name:********************* Issuer: CN=Sectigo RSA Code Signing...

Hi Fretpal, Thank you for the clarification. I no longer fret. John Milbury-Steen

I just renewed by code-signing certificate through Sectigo. Now when I compile, I get the following: Signing the publication .exe file… Dual SHA1-SHA256 signatures used SHA1: GSignCode 2.1 – simple code signing utility Copyright G.D.G. Software 2011-2016. All rights reserved. Signing...

Thank you. It worked. I am very grateful. This makes my ebook publishable.

My compiled ebook has a cascading style sheet, but 2-3% of the the time, it is not applied to the page. Navigate -> Reload always corrects the problem. This may be a side effect of using “tooltip.” My template includes my own css, then tooltipster’s css, then runs the tooltipster function on...

Duh! That’s exactly the case. When the error message called it “network” password, that misled me.

When I compile, I get the message: “Code signing failed. The specified network password is not correct.” Where is this bad password coming from? I HAVE gotten a new computer, and it was at first on wifi and is now on the ethernet cable. When I plugged it into the cable, it did not ask for a...

Hi Gdgsupport, Version: 4.9.1.0 I removed HTML Executable from my computer and re-installed, figuring that it would automatically give the right runtime module. I configured it as a stand-alone exe. Recompiled. On three out of 11 Windows 7 machines available to me at the university where I...

More to report about the error message: “The DLL runtime module is corrupted.” I do not get this message on my Windows 10 machine at home. At my school, where we have Windows 7 machines, I get this message on 3 out of 11 machines. The complaining machines even complain for executables made...

Attempt number 1: I downloaded the runtime module from the HTML Executable Repository, recompiled my ebook on my Windows 10 machine at home (I put it on a USB drive), tested it on a Windows 7 machine at my school, and got the same message: “The DLL runtime module is corrupted.” Any ideas?

I have an exe on a USB drive, which runs fine on my own Windows 10 computer at home. However, on two Windows 7 computers at my university, I get the message: “The DLL runtime module is corrupted.” In the past I have successfully run my exe on these computers. On one Windows 10 machine at my...

I am getting this message when I compile. I cannot even delete the .exe file. What to do?

Even when the .exe is code-signed, here is what I have to tell the user to expect during download: You will get unwarranted warnings in Chrome, such as the packet is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous. Choose ^ (Up Arrow) and Keep, then ^ (Up Arrow) and Open. Windows Smartscreen...

My code signing certificate as a .p12 extension, not .pfx. Will HTMLEXE accept this file? Can I simply change the extension to the expected .pfx?