AIRI to AIR using adt

I'm more of a user interface kindof person and after reading a bunch of pages on how to sign an airi with a certificate using adt.bat, I'm probably more lost than I was before I started.
adt -checkstore -storetype pkcs12 -keystore yourCert.p12
I tried changing the adt.bat tool to this (changing the location of my certificate) but it didn't work at all.
Could someone please give me some indication as to what I'm actually supposed to do, step by step, to sign an airi with a certificate? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt

You don't modify the adt.bat file. You just need to type in at the command line.
To simplify the command, you can put the certificate and the .airi files in the same dir. Let's say C:\test.
Then you can cd to the dir.
Then the following command should work:
"C:\Program Files\AIR SDK\bin\adt" –sign -storetype pkcs12 -keystore cert.p12 unsignedMyApp.airi myApp.air

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