Display Certificate Contents 
CFCERTINFO [certfile | scanpath]
This utility displays the full content of a certificate file. A password will be requested if necessary. It can also be used to scan (recursively) a folder which may contain .CER public key files and display the validity dates of each one.
The left button at top right selects a file to view, the right button a folder to scan for .CER files.
If you enter an incorrect password, a button will appear to the left of the certificate file name; click this button to re-enter the password. On the right of the same field, the button displays a menu of the last 16 entries in this field.
The button at bottom left copies the displayed information to the Windows clipboard.
The program supports the following file types:
| Certificate files: | .pem .crt .cer .p7b .p7c .der .pfx .p12 |
| Signed program files: | .exe .dll .sys .ocx .msi |
If the file contains a chain of certificates, details of all will be displayed.
Extracting a Public Key
For .pfx and .p12 files containing a public signing key in addition to the private key, a button will be displayed below the display window which can be clicked to extract the public key to a .cer file. The file will be named with the CopiaFacts naming convention of name#doman.cer and placed in the same folder as the input file. Any existing file of that name will be overwritten.
