CIRCUIT MAKER 2000 PRO BUILD 4.0 PC

Because you can access the CircuitMaker site in Firefox, you should now be able to get CircuitMaker working too, by copying the internal certificate from Firefox to CircuitMaker.Р”Р‡or both Firefox and CircuitMaker, the certificate is stored in: The advantage of using Firefox is that the internal security certificate that is issued to it by your proxy server, can also be used in CircuitMaker. If you can see this page in Firefox on your computer, it means that Firefox now has access to the correct security certificate. Because CircuitMaker uses the same certificate format as Firefox, this certificate can be copied from Firefox to CircuitMaker, using the additional steps described below.

CIRCUIT MAKER 2000 PRO BUILD 4.0 PC

If the Certificate is issued by some other authority then most likely your PC connects to the Internet via a proxy server, which replaces the CircuitMaker certificate with a certificate issued by your IT department.If you still cannot connect then it is suggested you post a request for help on the CircuitMaker forum as there must be some other issue that needs to be resolved. If the certificate is issued by, then CircuitMaker should be able to connect as this is the issuer of CircuitMaker's certificate. To do this, click the lock icon at the left end of the Address field, as shown in the image below.

If you can open the Community page in Firefox but not in CircuitMaker, then you need to check who issued the certificate.

Your IT department can add the certificate to Firefox by select Options - Advanced - View Certificates, then click Import in the Certificate Manager. If the browser displays a similar error then you need to contact your IT department and make sure they can open this page. This error may be because CircuitMaker received a certificate issued from untrusted source as it attempted to access the Community site. When I start CircuitMaker, the Community window is blank and I get the following error:

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