Hi experts,

I have built an application with macro's.
However when the security level for macro's is too high it won't start the
macro's and i end up in the file without the macro's.

What i would like is just a message that the macro security level is too high
and then quit the application before it even opens...

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pierre


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Hi Pierre

Have you tried to digitally sign your macros, and then setting your macro
security level to High? It will then ask you if you want to accept the
signature, after which macros from yourself, which are so signed, will always
work.
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"Pierre via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

Hi experts,

I have built an application with macro's.
However when the security level for macro's is too high it won't start the
macro's and i end up in the file without the macro's.

What i would like is just a message that the macro security level is too high
and then quit the application before it even opens...

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pierre


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Hi Kassie,

Yep i did but that only works on my pc and not with the many pc's my users
work on...
thanks,
Pierre

Kassie wrote:
Hi Pierre

Have you tried to digitally sign your macros, and then setting your macro
security level to High? It will then ask you if you want to accept the
signature, after which macros from yourself, which are so signed, will always
work.
Hi experts,

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Thanks,
Pierre


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Pierre,

Take a look at http://tinyurl.com/dflwx for a technique

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HTH

RP
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"Pierre via OfficeKB.com" <u13950@uwe wrote in message
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Hi experts,

I have built an application with macro's.
However when the security level for macro's is too high it won't start the
macro's and i end up in the file without the macro's.

What i would like is just a message that the macro security level is too
high
and then quit the application before it even opens...

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Pierre


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