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Default VB IDE always activated when I unlock my computer.

Hi all,

I have added some VBA code to my Excel spreadsheet--just a
few recorded macros and some other custom written public
subs in a Module file associated to a specific excel
spreadsheet. Now whenever I unlock my computer and this
Excel file is loaded, the VBA IDE for the Excel file is
activated--but it's toolbars are missing.

I can X the VBA IDE and continue working--so it's not a
functional problem, just an annoyance.

This happens even when I haven't explicitly launched the
visual basic editor using Tools | Macro | Visual Basic
Editor (Alt+F11).

Any ideas how to prevent this behavior?

Thanks,
Craig.
 
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