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code signing - avoiding "enable macros" once digital signature expires
How can I make my macros usable without the user having to always click
enable macros. I have a code signing cert but that expires after a year and the users are back to enabling. Is there a long-term solution? |
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code signing - avoiding "enable macros" once digital signature exp
You could compile your own VB6 code creating your own spreadsheet application
and not use excel. "Wolfie" wrote: How can I make my macros usable without the user having to always click enable macros. I have a code signing cert but that expires after a year and the users are back to enabling. Is there a long-term solution? |
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