The only way you can get around this AFAIK is to reduce the security level,
or get your workbook digitally signed.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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"sameerce " wrote in message
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Hi,
I am working on a excel application where in I am also using VB
programming. But, after opening the excel file again on my or someone
else's PC, it says that the security level is set to high. Thus, for
working it out, I have to change the security level to low.

Can anyone suggest how I can make this file open on anyone else's PC
without having to change the security level. It is fine, even if I its
possible to give a user name and password field in order to open the
file in the default security settings.

Please help me with this problem.

Thanks,
Sameer


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