Steve,

Your last qestion: "what are the other attributes that would flag the
stylesheet as 'unsafe'??"? At this point, I am unable to track any
documented or verified information on any "other attribiutes". It would
improper to posted any hearsay or unconfirmed information. I will keep my
eyes and ears open on this. If I find any accurate or documented
information that be helpful than I will post it immedidately.


Sonny Kocak
Microsoft Developer Community Support
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| Thanks for the ideas / tips. Should be able to work round the problem
now.

You say that in Excel 2003 it recognises whether a stylesheet can be
harmfull based on scripts "and other attributes"
I found out about the script issue so striped it all out of the stylesheet.
But what are the other attributes that would flag the stylesheet as
'unsafe'??

Thanks
Steve
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