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message when activating OLE object
I have added the help file to my template as a PDF OLE Object which is
displayed by calling the simple procedure executing the following statement: Worksheets("HelpSheet").OLEObjects("HelpFile").Act ivate On execution of the macro the following warning statement is displayed: You are about to activate an OLE object that may contain viruses or may otherwise be harmful to your computer. You may want to verify that this object comes from a trustworthy source before you continue Do you want to continue ? Is it any way to skip this warning message and open the PDF file ? Thanks for help. |
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message when activating OLE object
does this work?
Application.DisplayAlerts=False "Tony" wrote: I have added the help file to my template as a PDF OLE Object which is displayed by calling the simple procedure executing the following statement: Worksheets("HelpSheet").OLEObjects("HelpFile").Act ivate On execution of the macro the following warning statement is displayed: You are about to activate an OLE object that may contain viruses or may otherwise be harmful to your computer. You may want to verify that this object comes from a trustworthy source before you continue Do you want to continue ? Is it any way to skip this warning message and open the PDF file ? Thanks for help. |
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message when activating OLE object
Yes it does. I have added two lines
Application.DisplayAlerts=False on the begining of my sub, and Application.DisplayAlerts=True on the end of my sub. Thanks for help. Tony "gocush" wrote: does this work? Application.DisplayAlerts=False "Tony" wrote: I have added the help file to my template as a PDF OLE Object which is displayed by calling the simple procedure executing the following statement: Worksheets("HelpSheet").OLEObjects("HelpFile").Act ivate On execution of the macro the following warning statement is displayed: You are about to activate an OLE object that may contain viruses or may otherwise be harmful to your computer. You may want to verify that this object comes from a trustworthy source before you continue Do you want to continue ? Is it any way to skip this warning message and open the PDF file ? Thanks for help. |
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