we have 2000 OS in some system and XP in some system .Excel in XP system not
have checkbox (Trust access to visual Basic Project) for macros .
Because of the this i think vb exe which is try to run excel macro are
failing.

can any one hlep me.

This is a setting that each user must change. So I think you'll have to educate
the users to change this setting before your VB program can run.

kasi wrote:

we have 2000 OS in some system and XP in some system .Excel in XP system not
have checkbox (Trust access to visual Basic Project) for macros .
Because of the this i think vb exe which is try to run excel macro are
failing.

can any one hlep me.

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Dave Peterson

My problems is i am not able to view that checkbox option.
because there is no such option my excel which installed in XP OS.
but i am able to on 2000 OS.It it relate to OS

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

This is a setting that each user must change. So I think you'll have to educate
the users to change this setting before your VB program can run.

kasi wrote:

we have 2000 OS in some system and XP in some system .Excel in XP system not
have checkbox (Trust access to visual Basic Project) for macros .
Because of the this i think vb exe which is try to run excel macro are
failing.

can any one hlep me.

--

Dave Peterson

I don't think that this is related to the OS version.

If I recall correctly, xl2002 (OfficeXP) was the first version to have this
option. I used xl2002 under win98 and I saw that dialog.

kasi wrote:

My problems is i am not able to view that checkbox option.
because there is no such option my excel which installed in XP OS.
but i am able to on 2000 OS.It it relate to OS

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

This is a setting that each user must change. So I think you'll have to educate
the users to change this setting before your VB program can run.

kasi wrote:

we have 2000 OS in some system and XP in some system .Excel in XP system not
have checkbox (Trust access to visual Basic Project) for macros .
Because of the this i think vb exe which is try to run excel macro are
failing.

can any one hlep me.

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson

Is there any way to block that option visible while installing office.
my Local system has xp OS and and i installed office & i am able to see that
option.
but client remote systems are OS and office installed my them long ago .
so i am not sure whether they explicitly disable while installing office.
Do u have any idea.

and one more doubt
my ppt using template and this ppt is generated by vb exe. This ppt using
some chart objects.but some time these charts are displaced from the actual
template .
Do u have to set any thing to make sure that this should not happen after
exe execution. how do u lock this to move from position to another position.


"kasi" wrote:

we have 2000 OS in some system and XP in some system .Excel in XP system not
have checkbox (Trust access to visual Basic Project) for macros .
Because of the this i think vb exe which is try to run excel macro are
failing.

can any one hlep me.

I think that there is a way to disable that checkbox--but not hide the option
completely with xl2002+.

I don't know enough about powerpoint to help. I'd ask in a powerpoint
newsgroup.

kasi wrote:

Is there any way to block that option visible while installing office.
my Local system has xp OS and and i installed office & i am able to see that
option.
but client remote systems are OS and office installed my them long ago .
so i am not sure whether they explicitly disable while installing office.
Do u have any idea.

and one more doubt
my ppt using template and this ppt is generated by vb exe. This ppt using
some chart objects.but some time these charts are displaced from the actual
template .
Do u have to set any thing to make sure that this should not happen after
exe execution. how do u lock this to move from position to another position.

"kasi" wrote:

we have 2000 OS in some system and XP in some system .Excel in XP system not
have checkbox (Trust access to visual Basic Project) for macros .
Because of the this i think vb exe which is try to run excel macro are
failing.

can any one hlep me.

--

Dave Peterson