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Default Macros fail if file saved in another location


Hi Guys

Hope someone can help.

I have created a new application which incorporates a custom menu ba
with a range of options that are driven by macros specified in th
"Assign Macro" section of the option definition.

Works great until you move the file to another location and then try t
load it up. Excel gives an error that there is already a copy of thi
file running and it cant load a second copy, so the macros ar
obviously looking to load up the original file to be able to access th
macros as originally defined.

Anyone had this problem before and if so do you have a fix?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank

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