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Hi Nick,
I have created a custom cert in Office 2003 and attached it to VBA code. On the computer (Office 2003) which create this cert, when excel security is set to high, I was able to check "Always trust macros from this published" and thus enable the macro. Then I copy the same file to another computer, the security is also set the high, but this time the "Always trust macros from this published" is not checked. (grey out). How to check this box? In general, certificates created using selfcert are not trustable on other machines. If this is only one or two machines, you might be able to export the selfcert certificate using Start Settings Control Panel Internet Options Content Certificates and import it on the other machine, but I've never tried it. If you want to have a fully-trustable certificate, you'll need to buy one, eg from www.thawte.com Regards Stephen Bullen Microsoft MVP - Excel www.BMSLtd.ie |
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