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Detecting Macro Secutiry Settings
Sweet Idea, I'll give that a try.
"Tim Williams" wrote: The most-frequently suggested approach is to hide all sheet except one which has a "macros must be enabled" message. If the user has enabled macros then you can use code to unhide the other sheets and hide the message sheet: if not then they should just "get the message". Tim "Rob" wrote in message ... I know this is probably a Mute point question but I was wondering if there was a way to detect if a user disables macros and the stop them from using the document if so. I say it's a mute point because it probably takes a macro to do so and if they are disabled then the check won't work anyway. But I am Just wondering. Thanks, Rob |
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