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4.22 Inserting Test Keys
A further security feature is test keys. You can insert test keys in a message if you have the right to do so. If
you need a test key on a message before it is sent out, you will have to enter a test key field in your
message and then send it to an authorizer, who will then insert the test key and signature before sending it
out.
4.23 Example for Authorizing a Message and Inserting a Test Key
In the example below, user SM writes a message to be sent to recipient ARROWS. Authorized user SM1
first has to enter a test key into the message, and then authorized user SM2 has to sign the message.
SM inserts a test key mark and a signature mark in the message. The test key mark will enable SM1 to
insert the test key. The signature mark will enable SM2 to enter a signature. SM specifies the Auth delivery
type and clicks Send.
This is the message before SM sends it to SM1 for authorization:
This is how the same message looks when SM1 receives it (the test key mark is replaced by a blue text box
during sending):