CertificateWizard CertificateWizard 0 0 832 589 Key Generation Wizard 16 1 introPage Key Generation Wizard unnamed TextLabel1 <b>Welcome to the Key Generation Wizard.</b> <br> <br> In a few easy steps, this wizard will help you to create a new key pair and request a certificate for it. You can then use your certificate in order to sign messages, to encrypt messages and to decrypt messages that other people send to you in encrypted form. <p> The key pair will be generated in a decentralized manner. Please contact your local help desk if you are unsure how to obtain a certificate for your new key in your organization. spacer3 Vertical Expanding 20 40 WizardPage Key Parameters unnamed TextLabel2_2 On this page, you will configure the cryptographic key length and the type of certificate to create. WordBreak|AlignVCenter spacer14 Vertical Expanding 20 31 groupBox1 Cryptographic Key Length unnamed textLabel1 Choose &key length: keyLengthCB keyLengthCB spacer13 Horizontal Expanding 61 20 certTypeBG Certificate Usage unnamed signOnlyCB For &signing only encryptOnlyCB For &encrypting only bothCB For signing &and encrypting true spacer12 Vertical Expanding 21 60 personalDataPage Your Personal Data unnamed TextLabel2 On this page, you will enter some personal data that will be stored in your certificate and that will help other people to determine that it is actually you who is sending a message. WordBreak|AlignVCenter spacer6 Horizontal Expanding 440 20 insertAddressButton &Insert My Address This will insert your address if you have set the "Who am I" information in the address book spacer4 Vertical Expanding 20 40 edContainer 3 5 0 0 StyledPanel Sunken generatePage Decentralized Key Generation unnamed TextLabel4 <qt><p>On this page, you will create a key pair in a decentralized way. </p><p>You can either store the certificate request in a file for later transmission or send it to the Certificate Authority (CA) directly. Please check with your local help desk if you are unsure what to select here.</p><p> Once you are done with your settings, click <em>Generate Key Pair and Certificate Request</em> in order to generate your key pair and a corresponding certificate request.</p> <p><b>Note:</b> if you choose to send via email directly, a kmail composer will be opened; you can add detailed information for the CA there.</p><qt> WordBreak|AlignVCenter spacer5 Vertical Expanding 21 31 ButtonGroup7 5 1 0 0 Certificate Request Options unnamed 11 6 storeUR storeInFileRB &Store in a file: sendToCARB Send to CA as an &email message: true caEmailED brokenCA Add email to DN in request for broken CAs generatePB 0 30 &Generate Key Pair && Certificate Request Spacer12 Horizontal Expanding 118 16 Spacer13 Horizontal Expanding 119 16 finishPage Your Certificate Request is Ready to Be Sent unnamed 11 6 TextLabel7 <qt> Your key pair has now been created and stored locally. The corresponding certificate request is now ready to be sent to the CA (certification authority) which will generate a certificate for you and send it back via email (unless you have selected storage in a file). Please review the certificate details shown below. <p> If you want to change anything, press Back and make your changes; otherwise, press Finish to send the certificate request to the CA. </qt> WordBreak|AlignVCenter certificateTE true generatePB clicked() CertificateWizard slotGenerateCertificate() sendToCARB toggled(bool) caEmailED setEnabled(bool) storeInFileRB toggled(bool) storeUR setEnabled(bool) caEmailED textChanged(const TQString&) CertificateWizard slotEmailAddressChanged(const TQString&) sendToCARB clicked() caEmailED setFocus() storeInFileRB clicked() storeUR setFocus() sendToCARB caEmailED certificateTE generatePB slotEmailAddressChanged(const TQString&) slotGenerateCertificate() klineedit.h kpushbutton.h