# Sign On Save

The Sign on Save features provides a way to sign scripts right after they are saved using a configured code-signing certificate.&#x20;

## Configuring Sign On Save

You can configure sign on save by enabling the feature in settings and providing a certificate path.

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The path can be left empty and the extension will provide a quick pick drop down the first time you save a file.&#x20;

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Once you select a certificate, it will store that in the Sign On Save Certificate setting. You'll notice the setting is the full path to the certificate in the certificate store.&#x20;

```
Microsoft.PowerShell.Security\Certificate::CurrentUser\My\Aasdfasdf23fdasfd0as872389723soad
```

With the setting enabled, any time you save a file, `Set-AuthenticodeSignature` will be called and your file will be signed.&#x20;