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Bypass the "Macros may contain viruses . . ." message
Thanks - that worked perfectly
Would you also know of a solution working with IE? The message is "Some files may harm . . ." Is there a way to disable this for a specific file extension? Thanks again Al "Mike Q." wrote: This was a big help to me. http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/P...cle.asp?ID=194 -- Mike Q. "Al" wrote: Is there a way to bypass the standard warning for Excel files containing macros. We must leave the Macro security setting to Medium. Thanks |
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