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Ok. Wath happened If I make a macro and distribute it to a lot of people????
Answer: In some computers will run and in others dons, why??? Because the security level, if is at medium or high my macro isnt going to run, but if is in low it will run. What if The people with my program are a little slow in computer issues???? (A little????, they dont even know how to run excel)??? So I need to put a code before all the codes in my program (some where in workbook code) that establishes the security level of macros to Low. This can be done????????????????? TIA |
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No, it can't. Your macros CAN be run with the security settings set to
Medium; it's jut that the user must Enable macros when prompted, instead of Disable macros when prompted. A couple of good write ups on Strong arm tactics ... http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip100.htm http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=379 HTH -- Regards, Zack Barresse, aka firefytr "filo666" wrote in message ... Ok. Wath happened If I make a macro and distribute it to a lot of people???? Answer: In some computers will run and in others dons, why??? Because the security level, if is at medium or high my macro isn't going to run, but if is in low it will run. What if The people with my program are a little slow in computer issues???? (A little????, they don't even know how to run excel)??? So I need to put a code before all the codes in my program (some where in workbook code) that establishes the security level of macros to Low. This can be done????????????????? TIA |
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Come on now, if that were possible, what would be the point of having the
setting at all. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "filo666" wrote in message ... Ok. Wath happened If I make a macro and distribute it to a lot of people???? Answer: In some computers will run and in others dons, why??? Because the security level, if is at medium or high my macro isn't going to run, but if is in low it will run. What if The people with my program are a little slow in computer issues???? (A little????, they don't even know how to run excel)??? So I need to put a code before all the codes in my program (some where in workbook code) that establishes the security level of macros to Low. This can be done????????????????? TIA |
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You could always buy a code signing certificate from verisign or thwate.
That will at least get you a prompt when user security is set to high. Or you could write your addin in .net and run under .net security settings cheers simon "filo666" wrote: Ok. Wath happened If I make a macro and distribute it to a lot of people???? Answer: In some computers will run and in others dons, why??? Because the security level, if is at medium or high my macro isnt going to run, but if is in low it will run. What if The people with my program are a little slow in computer issues???? (A little????, they dont even know how to run excel)??? So I need to put a code before all the codes in my program (some where in workbook code) that establishes the security level of macros to Low. This can be done????????????????? TIA |
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