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Download a PKCS#12 file with your certificate from your SSL.com account by clicking the link supplied in your Certificate Activation Link email and following the on-screen instructions in your web browser. Now that your S/MIME certificate is installed and configured, you can start sending signed and encrypted messages. Installing an S/MIME Certificate and Sending Secure Emailħ hours ago Set S/MIME options in a new message.
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