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[Security Imports]

Answer File = Internet Settings (.ins) File

The [Security Imports] section contains entries for specifying whether to import security information from your computer to your custom package.

Entry Description
ImportAuthCode Specifies whether to import the existing Authenticode settings.
ImportRatings Specifies whether to import the existing Content Ratings settings.
ImportSecZones Specifies whether to import the existing Security Zones settings.
ImportSiteCert Specifies whether to import existing site Certification Authorities.
Win16SiteCerts Specifies whether to use site certificates for 16-bit computers running Microsoft® Windows®.

Sample

This sample demonstrates one use of the [Security Imports] section of the Internet Settings (.ins) File.

[Security Imports]
ImportAuthCode = 1
ImportRatings = 1
ImportSecZones = 1
ImportSiteCert = 1
Win16SiteCerts = 1

ImportAuthCode

Specifies whether to import the existing Authenticode settings.

Syntax ImportAuthCode = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not import the existing Authenticode settings.

1

Imports the existing Authenticode settings.

Default Value 0
Example
ImportAuthCode = 1

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ImportRatings

Specifies whether to import the existing Content Ratings settings.

Syntax ImportRatings = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not import the existing Content Ratings settings.

1

Imports the existing Content Ratings settings.

Default Value 0
Example
ImportRatings = 1

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ImportSecZones

Specifies whether to import the existing Security Zones settings.

Syntax ImportSecZones = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not import the existing Security Zones settings.

1

Imports the existing Security Zones settings.

Default Value 0
Example
ImportSecZones = 1

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ImportSiteCert

Specifies whether to import existing site Certification Authorities.

Syntax ImportSiteCert = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not import the existing Certification Authorities.

1

Imports the existing Certification Authorities.

Default Value 0
Example
ImportSiteCert = 1

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Win16SiteCerts

Specifies whether to use site certificates for 16-bit computers running Windows.

Syntax Win16SiteCerts = 0 | 1
Values 0

Does not use site certificates.

1

Uses site certificates.

Example
Win16SiteCerts = 1

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