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Are you telling me all a virus has to do is run from XLSTART toovercome Excel macro security?
Thanks to Norman Jones for telling me the following.
Can anyone else confirm that, evidently, if a workbook resides in Excel 2002's XLSTART auto startup directory, then Microflot overrides what it calls "macro security" and cheerfully launches any Auto_Open macro, with code written by Al F-ing Qaeda, therein? Thanks. *** |
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Are you telling me all a virus has to do is run from XLSTART to overcome Excel macro security?
Hi Baobob,
You refer to your thread: Excel macro security fails in directory XLSTART http://tinyurl.com/6m6wmw However you have chosen to interpret my response in that thread and then rewrite it in very different terms. For your addtional information, see: Create, remove, or change a trusted location for your files http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/he...319991033.aspx --- Regards. Norman wrote in message ... Thanks to Norman Jones for telling me the following. Can anyone else confirm that, evidently, if a workbook resides in Excel 2002's XLSTART auto startup directory, then Microflot overrides what it calls "macro security" and cheerfully launches any Auto_Open macro, with code written by Al F-ing Qaeda, therein? Thanks. *** |
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