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Default How do i use VBA script to control macro security level

Hi All,

Thank you for trying to give me an answer to this query, but first to ally
your doubts about me asking this question, my intentsion was purely out of
curiosity, as i heard it being mentioned by a friend who read it somewhere
before.

The issues of hackers and viruses, and the implications of such a script did
not cross my mind, i merely thought it would be a good idea, so that whenever
i create a spreadsheet with macros for someone, i need not physically go
change the security settings for them everytime. I could simply do it without
the hassle of running around.

Anyway thank you all very much for your feedback and suggestions, it is
greated appreciated. And Norman, don't be sorry, we all learn someting new
everyday, just as i did from all of you today.

Everyone,
have a great weekend.

Rgds
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