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Default Excel Macros Getting Cleaned

I have written some Excel Macros to customize my
Worksheet. the problem I am facing is that whenever I am
mailing this Worksheet to others the Macros are
getting "Cleaned and Quarantined" , thus leading to the
very objective of my code to be a total failure.

I presume that this is a problem of the Mail server which
disables all macros, but Is there any way, by which a
Macro can be denotd as "safe" or something like that so
that it can be send over mails safely to other people.

Early reply would be highly entertained.


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Hi Swarnendu,

I presume that this is a problem of the Mail server which
disables all macros, but Is there any way, by which a
Macro can be denotd as "safe" or something like that so
that it can be send over mails safely to other people.


Not really. It appears to be an overly-restrictive mail server, so try
zipping the file (www.winzip.com) and sending that instead.

Regards

Stephen Bullen
Microsoft MVP - Excel
www.BMSLtd.co.uk


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