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Default Macro Security Level - High Priority

This is an old question, but I have a problem. I've done this change
(below), I've used "Custom Installation Wizard", and nothing seems to work.
Excel still forces security to "High" and does not trust VBA. I'm at my
wit's end. I''ve also re-installed Excel 2003 several times, and nothing
seems to work.


"Harald Staff" wrote:

Denise

It's a registry value for each user:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\10.0\E xcel\Security\Level

A macro can change that key, once enabled, so can probably a setup program
and some network administrator weapons. It is not considered good practice
to change macro security with a macro.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

"Denise" skrev i melding
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Excel XP Standard 2002, SP2 - We are running excel on Citrix servers and

the
software automatically set the macro security level to HIGH and we know

that
it can be change by each user. BUT where can this be changed for all

users
to Medimun.
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Denise




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