There aren't any hits for a search on "digital certificates" on my site because I really haven't covered that topic yet. The 8 things you see are probably the categories (search index, TechHelp, course outlines, etc.) not search results. At the bottom you see "Max 10" which means you'll see a maximum of 10 hits in any category - but there aren't any. A full Google search shows that doesn't show up on my site at all.

I think I talked about "self-signed" certificates in one of my classes, using SelfCert.exe, but that only works on YOUR system for YOU, to bypass the warning messages. If you want a REAL digital certificate, purchased from an authority like VeriSign, then that's definitely something I haven't covered yet.

You're the first person in 27 years to ask me about this. If there is any other interest, I'd be happy to add a lesson or two to one of my next Developer classes, but that would involve ME buying a certificate for myself to be able to show you how, and they're not cheap... usually around $150 / year or more. So there would need to be at least a few people interested for me to justify the expense.

I appreciate the quick response and understand the associated cost involved for a purchased certificate.  I've included a trusted location (C:\Databases) into the Current Database option. Then create that folder on another laptop running Access Runtime and a max screen resolution set to 1280 x 720 for testing purposes.